Discover insights into coffee roasting processes, BPMN integration, and lessons learned from Norman Koss, a cycling enthusiast and father, as he shares his expertise and experiences.
A new blog post of Process Wizard was published on Oct 04, 2024 with the original title:
Rösten von Kaffee und BPMN: Ein Praxiserlebnis mit Norman Koss
Overview:
Norman Koss, a cyclist and coffee roasting enthusiast, shares insights into the coffee roasting process while intertwining concepts of business process management (BPMN). The session focuses on the collaboration between roasting equipment and the importance of message flows.
Core content:
- Norman Koss from MINAUTICS illustrates the coffee roasting process, highlighting the roles of various equipment in the workflow.
- The significance of the ‘Terminate End Event’ is discussed, particularly when dealing with burnt coffee beans and the role of emergency stops.
- Mirko’s new venture involves roasting coffee, aiming to create a remedy for the morning-after effects rather than brewing beer.
- Koss adeptly integrates BPMN elements into his roasting practices, although some basic concepts still require definition, like tokens.
- Despite minor semantic and syntactic errors, the modeling achieved a notable score of 35 points in evaluation.
Learnings:
- Learn how different roles and equipment interact in the coffee roasting process, emphasizing effective communication and collaboration.
- Understand the concept of ‘Terminate End Event’ in BPMN through practical examples from the coffee roasting experience.
- Discover how embracing new culinary interests can enhance professional skills and knowledge in process management.
- Explore the importance of clear definitions and communication in business process management, especially in technical settings.
- Gain insights into evaluating process models for efficiency and effectiveness, recognizing common pitfalls in semantic and syntactic structure.
The original content was published in German.
