HeyJaredWhat's Your Baseline? Enterprise Architecture & Business Process Management Demystified
This show is about Enterprise Architecture and Business Process Management, and how you can set up your practice to get the most out of it.
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Ep. 119 - Progressive BPM: Volker Stiehl (opens the original)
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It feels as if we have a little streak going on here—guests who question the current operating mode of process teams today beyond just optimizing the existing process landscape. But then what? It is about using "process" to create new value. That's where "Progressive BPM" comes in, created by this week's guest, Volker Stiehl. Volker is Professor of Business Information Systems at Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt and initiator of Progressive BPM. With his "Processes First" principle, he shows how
Ep. 118 - BPM Essentials: Roger Tregear (opens the original)
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One of the major concerns in our discipline is that in an era of instant gratification and "easy button" demands from clients, the core fundamentals are easily forgotten. Our guest today, Roger Tregear, shares this concern and wrote a book about it: Elements . In it, he details the 20 elements that constitute a good Business Process Management (BPM) practice, and I highly recommend downloading and reading it. Roger’s career centers on consulting, writing, and speaking about process management. H
Ep. 117 - BPM Failures (opens the original)
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It is about time—we took a (very) long summer break filled with travel, a new webinar series, and new and updated apps from What's Your Baseline? :-) Oh, and crossing that 75,000 download mark and celebrating our fifth anniversary—all in this month! But now we are back in the saddle, as they say, and we are starting Season 11 with a conversation between J-M and Roland, in which we dive into our shared painful experiences of process programs who have failed in on or another way. And the graphic b
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