Join Norman Koss as he blends coffee roasting with BPM insights, exploring critical concepts like message flows and the significance of the emergency stop in process management.
A new blog post of Process Pitch was published on Oct 04, 2024 with the original title:
Episode 19 – Kaffee rösten
Overview:
In this episode, Norman Koss from MINAUTICS shares insights on coffee roasting while integrating business process management concepts. He highlights the importance of collaboration in the roasting process and explains how to handle unexpected events effectively.
Core content:
- Norman Koss is also a cyclist and a father, highlighting a multi-faceted professional profile.
- The roasting process involves two main components: the roaster and the roasting drum, emphasizing communication flows.
- Key terminologies discussed include ‘Terminate End Event’ and the significance of a safety switch in process management.
- Norman creatively merges BPMN concepts with coffee roasting techniques.
- He achieved a model score of 35, indicating minor semantic and syntactic errors.
Learnings:
- Understand the collaborative dynamics between different roles in the coffee roasting process.
- Learn how to effectively use BPMN concepts in practical scenarios outside traditional BPM environments.
- Gain insights into the importance of handling unexpected issues during a process, as illustrated through coffee roasting.
- Explore the crucial role of communication flows in optimizing operational success.
- Familiarize yourself with concepts such as tokens and Intermediate Events in BPM.
The original content was published in German.
