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From boxes and arrows to better decisions: what process modeling is really for

Written by Filip Hendrickx

8 May 2026 · 6 min read

Professor and business analyst Filip Hendrickx explores why process models are more than diagrams: they help teams uncover hidden assumptions, ask better questions, and make smarter decisions through structured analysis and simulation.

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Process validation: how Process Simulation helps verify BPMN models

Written by Andrea

13 January 2025 · 7 min read

Explore how process simulation helps validate BPMN models and the benefits of doing it in Cardanit.

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Optimizing resources and costs in Process Simulation: advancing towards a Digital Twin

Written by Teresa Montrone

18 November 2024 · 8 min read

Resources are a big part of process simulation and play a role in the definition of the digital twin of your process. Costs are too important parameters for the definition of the digital twin. Both process simulation resources and costs are now available in Cardanit

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Modeling manufacturing processes with BPMN and DMN standards

Written by Cristiano Ponton

12 November 2024 · 5 min read

Managing efficiently production processes is paramount in the manufacturing industry. Learn how the Italian consultancy Quin managed to successfully implement BPMN and DMN standards in manufacturing execution

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Managing GRC in manufacturing: BPMN for efficient CE product compliance

Written by Andrea

5 August 2024 · 15 min read

Visualizing the CE marking product compliance process with BPMN offers manufacturers a clear path through the regulatory maze. By leveraging BPMN, they can understand, analyze, and improve their GRC workflows.

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How to use process simulation to build a digital twin that works

Written by Alessandro Turco

3 July 2024 · 7 min read

Process simulation can help discover deadlocks and improve your knowledge of the process. If you’re able to reproduce the "as-is" process, you have a solid base on which to predict what happens when changing something.

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