Re: Process mapping software

Hi

Thanks to those who responded...

I guess I haven't been making myself visible enough at the BPAWG
meetings I attend, since I'm the group's archivist and uploaded the
resource docs folks suggest I check! Honestly, though I archive the
materials, I'd agree with anyone who found it can be hard to locate
something specific they were looking for.

However, the BPAWG resource material doesn't seem to have info about
campus users experience with flowchart software. I'd thought I'd seen
it on the Micronet listserve, but maybe not.

I've cc'd BPAWG to bring those members into the loop. Bond - was that
you asking about mapping software a while back?

Thanks, Michael

Ian Crew wrote:
> It would probably be best to ask this question on the BPAWG (Business
> Process Analysis Working Group) list here on campus. See:
>
> https://calmail.berkeley.edu/manage/list/listinfo/bpawg@lists.berkeley.edu
>
> to join the list.
>
> Ian
>
> On Oct 15, 2008, at 2:38 PM, Michael Rimar wrote:
>
>> I recall a discussion on one of the berkeley lists about this...it
>> goes by many related names: workflow mapping, process mapping,
>> business process mapping. I'd like to find something free or cheap,
>> for Windows (though hopefully cross platform). I didn't find
>> anything in the archives and nothing on the software.berkeley or TSW
>> sites.
>
> Ian Crew
> Supervisor, Collaboration Services
> Information Services and Technology-Data Services
> University of California, Berkeley
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