Explore how a shift toward open-source software like Libre Office could transform public sector processes, as discussed by leading process philosophers in the latest episode.
A new podcast episode of Die Prozess Philosophen was published on Feb 20, 2025 with the original title:
Open Source Process Management and the Philosophy of BPM
Overview:
The latest episode discusses the implications of adopting open source software in public sectors, challenges in process management, and the importance of teaching process thinking within organizations. The hosts explore whether all employees need to understand complete process models.
Core content:
- The podcast addresses Schleswig-Holstein’s strategy to transition to Libre Office and the hurdles that may arise when adopting open-source tools at a larger scale.
- Discussions reveal concerns around employee adaptation to new processes and the necessity of simplifying complex process models for wider understanding.
- Insights on the relationship between effective process management and efficient organization-wide communication are shared, with references to process-oriented thinking.
Learnings:
- Listeners will learn about the balance between strategic decisions and operational execution in public sector IT adaptations.
- The discussion emphasizes the need for process models that resonate with all levels of staff to enhance their understanding and efficiency.
- The podcast highlights the long-term benefits of fostering a culture of process awareness, which can streamline workflows across organizations.
The original content was published in German.
