Explore insights from leading experts at the WorkflowAnalytica 2023 conference, where industry challenges in business process management and automation were discussed, setting the stage for future developments in 2024.
2023-05-01 10:17:30
A new blog post of MINAUTICS was published on May 01, 2023 with the original title:
WorkflowAnalytica 2023: Insights into Business and IT Integration
Overview:
The WorkflowAnalytica 2023 conference in Berlin provided key insights into the intersection of business processes and IT. Featuring 23 speakers, the event facilitated discussions on process improvement and automation, making it a significant gathering for workflow analysts.
Core content:
- The WorkflowAnalytica 2023 conference took place in Berlin, highlighting the combined challenges and strategies in business process management and IT.
- Prominent companies like RTL, Bosch, and Camunda shared insights and best practices, promoting networking among professionals in the field.
- Key themes discussed included modeling languages, process optimization, automation solutions, and change management strategies.
- Participants appreciated the emphasis on networking, which enriched discussions around shared challenges in process management.
- The event is set to return in 2024 at a new location in Berlin for continued exploration of process optimization and digital transformation.
Learnings:
- Attendees gained valuable knowledge on how organizations are tackling similar challenges, fostering a collaborative learning environment.
- The conference highlighted the importance of effective communication and collaboration in process improvement initiatives.
- Participants emerged with new strategies and insights from industry leaders on implementing automation in business processes.
- Insights into regulatory requirements and their implications for workflow management were key topics, promoting compliance awareness.
- The event encouraged connections that may lead to future collaborations and solutions in process optimization and digitalization efforts.
The original content was published in German.
