Overview

Overview of Process Modeling in IBM Sterling Order Management System and how to set up a business process workflow for an organization. Further, it introduces statuses, conditions, transactions, and other components of a process-type pipeline.  Finally, the course describes how to create a process-type pipeline.

Audience

• IBM Sterling OMS developers with at least 1 year of hands‑on experience configuring process models
• Implementation consultants who design and deploy order management solutions for mid‑size to enterprise clients
• Solution architects responsible for end‑to‑end OMS integration and workflow strategy
• Technical leads or senior developers familiar with Java, XML and IBM WebSphere environments seeking to extend OMS pipelines

Prerequisites

Objective

• Configure process modeling components such as statuses, conditions, service events, event handlers, actions and transactions.
• Build pipelines and define pipeline determination rules to automate order workflows.

Course Outline

1. Module 1: Process Modeling Fundamentals: Introduces the concepts of process modeling in IBM Sterling OMS and explains the role of pipelines in order management.
2. Module 2: Configuring Statuses and Conditions: Guides learners through creating and managing statuses, conditions, and their impact on workflow execution.
3. Module 3: Services, Events, Actions, and Transactions: Covers configuration of services, event handling, action definitions, and transaction management within a process.
4. Module 4: Pipeline Creation and Determination Rules: Demonstrates how to build process‑type pipelines and define pipeline determination rules to route orders effectively.