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articles:process_related_links [2023/02/04 11:51] – [Legacy Flowcharting Symbols (ISO 5807:1985)] rrandall | articles:process_related_links [2023/02/04 12:04] (current) – [Legacy Flowcharting Symbols (ISO 5807:1985)] rrandall | ||
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==== Legacy Flowcharting Symbols (ISO 5807:1985) ==== | ==== Legacy Flowcharting Symbols (ISO 5807:1985) ==== | ||
- | While still valid, ISO 5807:1985 (re-affirmed in 2019) is extremely antiquated. Preference should be given to using the " | + | While still valid, ISO 5807:1985 (re-affirmed in 2019) is extremely antiquated. |
[[ :flowchart| Flowcharting Symbology / Conventions]] (Based upon [[https:// | [[ :flowchart| Flowcharting Symbology / Conventions]] (Based upon [[https:// | ||
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+ | Preference should be given to using the OMG " | ||
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+ | You may wonder that if ISO 5807:1985 is so antiquated, why hasn't ISO adopted BPMN. It has. ISO/IEC 19510:2013 (reaffirmed in 2022) is identical to OMG [[https:// | ||
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+ | Then why should you pay for " | ||
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+ | The only answer I can offer is that ignorance (and resistance to change) can be expensive. | ||
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