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What Process Professionals Need to Know about Digital Transformation

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What is the Triple Crown of Modeling? BPMN, DMN, & CMMN Explained.

Contributed by: 
Gregg Rock, Editor & Founder, DBizInstitute.org, BPMInstitute.org & BAInstitute.org
George Barlow, Founder/CEO, Stratiza
Gregg Rock interviews George Barlow in April 2022.  We are especially excited to let folks know that George is going to be presenting two of our newest courses that are part of the Digital Transformation Specialist...

Happier Staff. Better Results.

Contributed by: 
Ian Gotts, Founder & CEO, Elements.cloud
Do the math. We all spend a significant percentage of our lives at work. And, based on this poster by Charles Schwab and the state of the Government’s finances, we are all going to be working even longer. So as leaders...

Look How Far I Have Come: An Agile Journey

Contributed by: 
Ahmet Akal, Assistant Vice President, U.S. Bank
Have I grabbed your attention? Yes, 'Look How Far I Have Come' is a song title from the renowned Broadway Musical, Hamilton, but it is also a phrase used by many of us to highlight or showcase their careers and their life...

Why Process Inefficiency is Expensive…

Contributed by: 
Ian Gotts, Founder & CEO, Elements.cloud
…Sounds obvious, but it is more expensive than you know Interestingly enough, the true cost of poor process is not in doing the process badly.  Clearly there is some cost there, but often it is the knock-on effect that...

Digital Transformation: Value-Driven, Process-Led, and Data-Based

Contributed by: 
Dr. Mathias Kirchmer, Managing Director | Co-CEO, BPM-D
What makes a digital transformation successful? Most organizations have started, or have at least planned, their digital transformation journey [0] [1]. These organizations expect to increase their performance drastically by...

90-Days to Go-Live Approach

Contributed by: 
Praveen Kumar, Engagement Manager, Amazon Web Services
Have You Heard of “Wa-Agile”? Post-pandemic, there is a clear trend that technology projects are seeing the highest level of approvals. Everyone is looking to not only grow their technological footprints, but to also achieve...

The Product Backlog: A Step-by-Step Guide

Contributed by: 
Omer Shechter, Product Manager, Toptal
Editors Note: The BPMInstitute is excited to share this article written by Omer Schechter. This article was originally published on Toptal.com, on June 3, 2020.  Product backlogs are a critical component of product...

Disruption, Hyperautomation, and Transformation - Part II

Contributed by: 
Daniel Morris, Managing Principle, Wendan Consulting
Keith Leust, Managing Principle, My Career Transformation
Check out Part I of this article!   Sooner or later, everyone will have Hyperautomation tools—the only question is, which ones?

Disruption, Hyperautomation, and Transformation - Part I

Contributed by: 
Daniel Morris, Managing Principle, Wendan Consulting
Keith Leust, Managing Principle, My Career Transformation
Some disruption is a normal part of any business operation. We just adjust. We collectively all just lived through a bad one—the Covid19 pandemic. We are now entering yet another new major disruption, and hopefully it will...

Harness the Power of the Text Annotation

Contributed by: 
Tony Rose, Faculty Member, BPMInstitute.org and Vice President, OpEx and Continuous Improvement, CRST
A Practitioner’s Guide to BPMN 2.0 as a Process Improvement Tool The “Text Annotation” Element (or shape) within the BPMN 2.0 standard is the unsung hero of Process Mapping. Using this shape, a skilled Process Modeler can...

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