On a melange with the Process Wizard – Roland Woldt
Christoph Piller was our guest in Episode 53 “Subject-Oriented Process Management”, and he’s returning the favor to us again – this time I had the honor to have a coffee with him (in German, which is a nice opportunity to speak in one’s mother tongue). Here is how Christoph describes the episode: “In Episode 13 […]
Episode 59 – Process Inventory: Michael Schank
How do you plan your transformation? By looking out of the window or asking your two best friends? Or would it be better if you had an overview of all the things that your organization does – in the form of a process inventory? Michael is a distinguished thought leader and executive, specializing in addressing […]
On a melange with the Process Wizard – J-M Erlendson
J-M, your favorite podcast co-host, was the guest in Christoph Piller’s “On a melange with the Process Wizard” a few weeks ago, talking about BPM. And Christoph was our guest in Episode 53 “Subject-Oriented Process Management”, so he’s returning the favor. Here is how Christoph describes the episode: “Join the Process Evangelist and the Process […]
AI & Enablement: Ron Cohen, Peter Dern, Adam Egger – What’s Your Baseline Shorts 11
Last week’s episode of the podcast was a very good conversation about learning and enablement with Ron Cohen, Peter Dern, and Adam Egger, and we could have talked for hours about this topic. However, the conversation took quite a turn after I asked how the future of learning will look like. But we also were […]
Episode 58 – Learning and Enablement: Ron Cohen, Peter Dern, Adam Egger
How do you set up learning and enablement for your architecture/process people? What has changed since the days of instructor-led training, and where will the field of enablement go into the future (hint: it might be creepy for some of us). In this episode of the What’s Your Baseline? podcast we are looking into the […]
Episode 57 – Process Mining Analysis
You bought the tool and now the most critical question for your success comes up: “Now what?”. This leads to these questions: what can you do in the tools, what can you expect, and -maybe most importantly- what do you do after you’ve done a part of the analysis. You also need to have a […]
Episode 56 – Center of Excellence: Gia Thi Nguyen
Implementing a tool or standing up a new capability can be a complex task. Standing up a Center of Excellence as part of this implementation can help ease the pain for new users. However, it is not always clear what a CoE shall do and how it is integrated into an organization (or where it […]
Episode 55 – Podcasting and Architecture: Josèphe Blondaut, Jakub Dvořák, Mirko Kloppenburg
The way how we communicate and learn has changed over the last couple of years. One contributing factor is podcasting (or videocasting – we are no purists over here at What’s Your Baseline?). By now there are tons of excellent podcasts about Business Process Management, Process Mining, and Enterprise Architecture out there free of charge for you. We […]
APQC visualized: Moritz Berger – What’s Your Baseline Shorts 10
This is another What’s Your Baseline? Shorts episode and we are following up with the guest from our last episode, Moritz Berger. Moritz took the APQC Process Classification Framework and imported it into “The Brain” to visualize the breakdown and connectivity of processes to each other. Enjoy the video below 🙂 And if you like […]
Episode 54 – APQC: Moritz Berger
We spoke about frameworks and reference content as accelerators in a previous episode (listen here), but one of those is pretty popular here in North America, so that we have a deeper look into the APQC Process Classification Framework today. We are talking with Moritz Berger about the ins-and-outs of APQC, and will extend this […]
Episode 53 – Subject-oriented Process Management: Christoph Piller
Process Management has a bad reputation of downsizing, replacing humans with bots, and all those other things that one relates to “bad capitalism”. But there are also other ways to include humans into process management that are outside of these parameters. And, believe it or not, you still need humans to analyze, design, and improve […]
Episode 52 – Process Modeling: Kevin Tan
Sometimes you have to mix up things a bit and come down to the level of practicality … in this case we are looking at process-bility in this week’s episode of the podcast. What that is? Oh, it is the approach to process modeling that our guest Kevin Tan has developed. Kevin is an accomplished Business […]