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-====== Modeling Process ======
+====== Modeling a Process ======
-Modeling a process enables clear and consistent definition of processes. It also helps to eliminate redundancies and identify inefficiencies. Since the processes are stored and updated dynamically under one umbrella, it provides a central hub for entire organization to use and review them.
+Modeling a process enables a clear and consistent definition of processes. It also helps to eliminate redundancies and identify inefficiencies. Since the processes are stored and updated under one umbrella, Stages provides a central hub for the entire organization to use and review the modeled processes.
-Below is the description on steps to model a process within Stages. Before you begin modeling, understanding the structure of [[:72:understand|process elements]] and modeling guidelines is crucial to build good processes.
+Below you can find the description on how to model a process within Stages. Before you begin modeling, understanding the [[:72:understand|process content]] and modeling guidelines is crucial to building good processes.
+For our demonstration, we are modeling the ‘Requirements Management’ workflow in the ‘Software Engineering’ workspace.
-For our demonstration, we are modeling ‘Requirements Management’ workflow in ‘Software Engineering’ workspace.
 ===== Workflow =====
-Select the right workspace where you want to model your process and click or tap on ''Process''. You will see the following element types under Process: ''Workflows and Activities'', ''Work Products'', ''Roles'', Phases and Milestones and ''Guidance''. To begin modeling, click or tap on ''Workflow and Activities''.
+Select the workspace where you want to model your process and click or tap on ''Process''. You will see the following element types under Process: ''Workflows and Activities'', ''Work Products'', ''Roles'', Phases and Milestones and ''Guidance''. To begin modeling, click or tap on ''Workflow and Activities''.
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+[[https://doc.stagesasaservice.com/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=73:process13_1.png|{{  :73:process13_1.png?direct&566x467  }}]]
-In order to add a new workflow, you can either click on ‘Add Workflow’ or + symbol.
+To add a new workflow, you can either click on ‘Add Workflow’ or the + symbol.
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+[[https://doc.stagesasaservice.com/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=73:process14_1.png|{{  :73:process14_1.png?direct&276x776  }}]]
-**Note:** Make sure you have selected ‘Modeling’ view, to enable viewing of modeling elements.
+**Note:** Make sure you have selected the ‘Modeling’ perspective, to see all modeling options available for the current element.
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 ===== Activity/Decision =====
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 You can model an ''activity'' /''decision'' by clicking on the box. This will provide widgets below the diagram to model that specific activity/decision. Click on Add Predecessor or Successor under Sequence widget to add an associated ''activity'' /''decision''.
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+{{  :73:process18.png?direct&600x525  }}
 In our example, we created another ''activity'' called Perform Hazard Analysis using above step.