Along the lines of assignment 2 (BPM modelling task), consider the sequence diagram below (figure 1). Model an 'As-Is' process for the sequence diagram using the notation you used in your assignment. You may make your own assumptions about the media/medium used, flow durations, nature of the entities etc. E: Factory : Manufacturer S: Sub A: Warehouse Contractor 1: parts Order 2: validateOrder 3: orderIncorrect 4: revisedParts Order 5: validateOrder 6: shipParts Request 7: orderedParts 8: confirmShipment 9: confirmParts Receipt 10: shipParts Response Figure 1: Sequence diagram illustrating shipment of parts between the manufacturer and the subcontractor (source: Papazoglou and Ribbers, 2006 p. 317). Along the lines of assignment 2 (BPM modelling task), consider the sequence diagram below (figure 1). Model an 'As-Is' process for the sequence diagram using the notation you used in your assignment. You may make your own assumptions about the media/medium used, flow durations, nature of the entities etc. E: Factory : Manufacturer S: Sub A: Warehouse Contractor 1: parts Order 2: validateOrder 3: orderIncorrect 4: revisedParts Order 5: validateOrder 6: shipParts Request 7: orderedParts 8: confirmShipment 9: confirmParts Receipt 10: shipParts Response Figure 1: Sequence diagram illustrating shipment of parts between the manufacturer and the subcontractor (source: Papazoglou and Ribbers, 2006 p. 317)