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Composite Business Process Modeling Framework

The program or initiative any enterprise undertakes for process modeling should in-turn have a framework to ensure that the program/initiative is structured well and taken to the wider audience/stakeholders across the enterprise. A framework is something like organizing things for easier interpretation - for example, if we go to a home, we are immediately able to recognize the dining area, reception area, hall, kitchen, washrooms and bedrooms; and once you go to kitchen, we are able to interpret where one can find fridge, burner, cooking utensils and cooking items. This mental framework helps us distinguishes things and breaks them into components and we are in turn able to appreciate the whole "home". Similarly, a process modeling framework shall help structure the components of the initiative and the subsequent tasks that are part of the framework which will be easier for stakeholders to understand and contribute further.