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Insights on BPM Challenges from Thomas Heinrichs’ Session

Join Thomas Heinrichs from Miragon and Mirko as they discuss BPM challenges, process modeling insights, and the impact of technology on user experience in healthcare settings.

A new podcast episode from Process Pitch was published on Jun 15, 2025, with the original title:

Highlights of BPM Insights from Thomas Heinrichs

Overview:

This episode features Thomas Heinrichs discussing business process modeling in the healthcare sector, particularly OP-preparation. Insights include process modeling challenges, data management debates, and industry user experience ratings.

Core content:

  • Thomas and Mirko share insights from a co-working space, emphasizing the challenges of remote work and process modeling within healthcare.
  • They explore the concept of the Intermediate Signal Throw Event and its implications, along with modeling errors leading to unending process loops.
  • Discussion revolves around defining the hospital as a ‘black box’, addressing patient experiences, and varied waiting times across locations.
  • The episode highlights the debate on whether BPMN should include corporate mapping versus focusing on process responsibility.
  • Listeners are presented with the ongoing discussion about user experience in various industries within the realm of BPM.

Learnings:

  • Understand the complexities and nuances of process modeling in healthcare, including the potential for errors and their implications in patient care.
  • Learn about the practical challenges of data management in healthcare, and the technology debate concerning paper versus digital forms.
  • Gain insights into current opinions on BPMN applications and how they relate to the responsibilities of various stakeholders.
  • Reflect on the user experience across different industries to enhance understanding of process-related challenges.
  • Explore common pitfalls in process modeling that can lead to inefficient operations and how to address them effectively.

The original content was published in German.

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