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Personnel Function diagrams

You can describe a Personnel Function using the following diagrams:

Personnel Function Tree Diagram

The Personnel Function Tree diagram describes the tree structure of the current Personnel Function. Such diagram describes the current Personnel Function and its sub-Personnel Functions.

Personnel Function diagram

For information regarding Personnel Functions (Processes) in HOPEX, see "Processes" chapter in HOPEX Business Process Analysis guide

The components of a Process Function diagram are:

• Personnel Functions,

A Personnel Function is a set of operations performed by org-units within a company or organization, to produce a result. It is depicted as a sequence of operations, controlled by events and conditions. In the BPMN notation, the Personnel Function represents a sub-Personnel Function from the organizational point of view.

• The participants represented in pools for greater clarity.

• Personnel Function Actions. Organization of these steps is described by sequence flows.

A Personnel Function Action is an elementary step in process executed by an org-unit. It cannot be broken down. An operation can be industrial (manufacturing a component), logistical (receiving a delivery), or can involve information processing (entering an order).

• Message flows enable representation of data or information circulating between a process and the exterior.

A Message Flow represents circulation of information within a service interface. A message flow transports its content.