Practical BPM tips for business process analysts and process managers
Practical BPM tips for business process analysts and process managers
Nearly 3 years have passed since my last post about BPM books plus I had a chance to notice few more interesting ones while writing a book about BPM myself 😉 So, I wanted to share with you updated and extended list of books which I would recommend to anyone interested in business process management.
BPMN MIWG capability demo is back! Again, we will be showcasing the interoperability of BPMN diagrams. This time our capability demonstration will not be a part of the Object Management Group conference, but it will be a standalone (online) event on July 18th, 2024 at 04:00 PM CEST. UPDATE: below you can see the YouTube […]
If you noticed that content previously available on BPTrends dot com disappeared you do not need to worry any more! All of the original content is available on https://bptrends.info/ You can find there a letter from Paul Harmon with more information about how the original domain was lost and plans for the future.
Do you want to learn more about BPM skills in 2024? Part 2 of the post is ready!
Like in the past years I have a great pleasure to present you new post from the “BPM skills” series. You can read the past editions here.
There’s a famous quote from “The Wizard of Oz” movie “Toto, I’ve a feeling we’re not in Kansas anymore”. I think it summarizes well situation we live in currently. COVID-19, Great Resignation, GenAI revolution, Climate Crisis, and other Megatrends already led to significant changes in business and our lives and it does not seem that […]
One of the goals of this blog is to share with you actionable tips that may help you in your business process management activities. This year I plan to spend more time preparing new content for you. Expect more posts on this blog and on my new Substack (https://processmodeling.substack.com/), as well as new online courses. […]
Would you like to see how different modelling and automation tool vendors interchange the BPMN diagrams? Or perhaps you are interested in extensions of the BPMN standard? You can’t miss the Object Management Group Meet & Greet event on March 21st 2022.
Do you want to learn more about BPM skills? Part 2 of the post is waiting for you!
Like in the past years I have a great pleasure to present you new post from the “BPM skills” series. You can read the past editions here.