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.
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Creating detailed process diagrams is fun, but it is hard to imagine more mature BPM without a Process Architecture. In this post I wanted to share with you some real life (or nearly real life 😉 ) examples of Process Architecture which are publicly available.
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Recently I was asked to provide a brief comparison between Data Flow Diagrams (DFDs) and BPMN and I thought it could be also useful for other people who are wondering which one to use. As you probably noticed from other posts I work with BPMN a lot and had a chance to see many areas
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This post differs from those which you can normally find on my blog, because it is not about process management. We are now in a very exceptional period and people and companies all around the world are doing their best to help others. I also want to do what I can from my part. Since
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Are you interested in process automation? If so, I may have 2 interesting things for you. 1) I recently published the first version of a course “Process automation – workflow, RPA, and beyond” on Udemy and want to share it with my readers. This is an early version of a course with content mostly covering
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BPMN (Business Process Model and Notation) is a de-facto standard for modeling detailed processes for documentation and automation purposes. When it comes to process documentation, each good process model should help us answer the questions we have for a process. Those questions differ from organization to organization, but most commonly what we need to know
Strategy is often seen as toy for the top managers – something too high level to have any practical application. However according to the quote often attributed to Sun Tzu “Strategy without tactics is the slowest route to victory. Tactics without strategy is the noise before defeat”. Deep down we all feel that organizations need
If you had a chance to read post about BPM skills in 2016 where 13 experts shared their predictions about what will be hot topic in BPM this year you probably noticed that quite a few trends were mentioned. One of those hot topics is Decision Management and a new standard from OMG: DMN (Decision
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If you had a chance to read recent post with predictions from top BPM influencers about hot BPM skills in 2016 you could notice Customer Journey Mapping being mentioned several times. To help you decide if you should consider adding it to your BPM toolbox, I invited Clay Richardson from Forrester Research for an interview.
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As I already wrote I will be presenting ADONIS in Berlin during the next BPMN MIWG showcase. Below you can find official info with link to the live stream (based on the e-mail crafted by François Bonnet from W4 for our group).
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