Discover practical insights on BPM from experts Russell and guest Roland Woldt, who share strategies for effective process implementation and overcoming common organizational challenges
A new podcast episode of BPM 360 was published on Mar 28, 2025 with the original title:
Cut the Crap: Building Better BPM Habits – A Deep Dive with Roland Woldt
Overview:
The latest episode features insights from BPM expert Roland Woldt, who discusses the importance of good habits in business process management, the significance of stakeholder engagement, and practical strategies for effective architecture implementation. The conversation highlights the need for ongoing training and governance.
Core content:
- Organizations often fall into process chaos due to the erosion of good habits over time, not the tools themselves.
- Roland Woldt’s journey from military service to BPM thought leader emphasizes the relevance of governance and adoption in architecture.
- The discussion highlights the balance between functional decomposition and end-to-end processes to improve inter-departmental alignment.
- Success comes not from acquiring new tools but from strategic thinking and a strong governance framework that promotes user adoption.
- Training and support must be ongoing to ensure organizational maturity in BPM practices, rather than a one-time event.
Learnings:
- Listeners will learn about the critical role of habits in ensuring successful BPM initiatives within organizations.
- The importance of effective communication with stakeholders and the need for real-world strategies in adopting BPM practices is highlighted.
- Participants will gain insights into aligning functional areas to mitigate siloed thinking and enhance overall process visibility.
- The episode stresses that it’s not enough to simply adopt new tools; a comprehensive approach is needed to achieve desired results.
- Ongoing training and support are vital for nurturing BPM expertise and ensuring long-term success in implementing architecture.
The original content was published in English.
