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Exploring BPM’s Philosophical Foundations and Employee Needs

Explore the intersection of BPM and philosophical insights with Process Wizard Christoph Piller and Charon, the BPM Ferryman. Discover the importance of sharing and the evolution of employee needs.
A new vodcast of Process Wizard was published on Jul 27, 2023:

Overview:

This episode navigates the intersection of BPM expertise with philosophical insights from thinkers like Descartes and Socrates. Key topics include the significance of sharing, the concept of disruptive BPM, and its relevance to employee needs, guided by Christoph Piller and Charon, the BPM Ferryman.

Core content:

  • Exploration of BPM expertise and how it relates to historical philosophers, offering a thoughtful perspective on today’s practices.
  • Discussion on the importance of sharing knowledge to enhance BPM effectiveness and value creation in organizations.
  • Insights on disruptive BPM models that challenge conventional processes and adapt to changing business environments.
  • Analysis on whether core BPM activities have evolved over time to meet modern demands.
  • Consideration of how BPM practices can better align with the vocational aspirations of employees.

Learnings:

  • Understand how classical philosophical ideas can inform contemporary BPM practices and enhance decision-making.
  • Learn to appreciate the role of sharing in fostering a collaborative organizational culture that benefits BPM initiatives.
  • Identify elements of disruptive BPM that can lead to innovative approaches in managing business processes.
  • Recognize the implications of changing BPM activities for organizational efficiency and responsiveness.
  • Gain insights into aligning BPM strategies with employee engagement and satisfaction for better performance.

The original content was published in English.

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