Discover how Charles Souillard, CEO of Bonitasoft, discusses innovative approaches to process automation, user engagement, and future trends in BPM during his insightful conversation about rethinking processes.
A new podcast episode of New Process Lab was published on Apr 10, 2024:
Overview:
In episode 49, Charles Souillard, CEO of Bonitasoft, discusses innovative approaches to process automation, emphasizing the flexibility and user engagement facilitated by their BPM tool. The conversation covers Bonitasoft’s core features, future plans, and insights into optimizing business processes for increased efficiency.
Core content:
- Bonitasoft focuses on revolutionizing process automation through its open-source BPM platform, emphasizing user involvement and flexibility.
- Charles Souillard outlines key functionalities of the Bonita Platform, including visual process modeling and analytics tailored for various users.
- Future developments at Bonitasoft aim to enhance process optimization and address trends in the BPM market.
- The importance of collaboration between technical and business stakeholders is highlighted for effective process mapping and automation.
- Bonitasoft encourages iterative improvement in process automation, advocating for early go-live strategies to gather user feedback.
Learnings:
- Listeners will learn about the underlying philosophy and functionalities of the Bonitasoft tool, focusing on its application in automation.
- The episode emphasizes how Bonitasoft facilitates collaboration across departments while disrupting existing processes for improved performance.
- Charles shares insights on integrating AI to enhance process insights and proposes future trends in BPM tools dedicated to complex cross-department processes.
- Listeners will understand the significance of involving stakeholders in the process design and enhancement phases to drive successful automation projects.
- The conversation provides practical suggestions for organizations looking to implement Bonitasoft’s solutions effectively.
The original content was published in English.
