How to Implement a Business Process Framework in Microsoft Semantic Kernel - Part 2
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Timeline
00:00:36 - Overview
00:00:53 - Step 2
00:01:49 - Step 3
00:02:29 - Add Step into Process Builder
00:03:06 - Trigger Event: Step 1 to Step 2
00:04:00 - Flowchart Review
00:04:33 - Step 2 Emit Event
00:06:10 - Step 2 Handle Emit Event
00:07:28 - Step 3 Emit Event
00:08:24 - Step 2 and Step 3 Run
00:08:50 - Exit Event
00:14:15 - Passing Parameter: Step 2 to Step 3
00:16:30 - Kernel Object Parameter
00:16:58 - Preparing Quizzes
00:21:31 - Add Exit Command
00:22:31 - Prompt
Business Process
A business process is simply a series of steps or tasks that a company follows to get something done.
For running a business. Each step adds value and helps the company reach a goal, like delivering a service or making a product.
For example, the process of handling customer complaints or managing a project are both business processes.
Core Concepts
There are three important ideas to understand about the Process Framework:
1.Process: A process is a set of steps that help reach a specific goal. For example, when a business helps a new
customer, it follows steps like creating an account, checking the customer’s credit, and sending a welcome message.
All these steps together make up a process.
2. Step: A step is one small task within the process. Each step takes something (an input), does something with it, and
gives a result (an output). For example, a step could involve running some computer code, using AI to make
decisions, or even having a person complete part of the task.
3. Pattern: A pattern is the order or way the steps are done. Patterns make it easier to organize tasks that are done
frequently. For example, some patterns tell the system to handle many tasks at once, others break tasks into smaller
parts and combine them later.