AI – Threat or Chance for human-centric BPM
In the latest episode of the New Process Podcast I talked to Benjamin Dehant about Artificial Intelligence and its impact on processes. It was very interesting and I learned a lot about this topic.
In the latest episode of the New Process Podcast I talked to Benjamin Dehant about Artificial Intelligence and its impact on processes. It was very interesting and I learned a lot about this topic.
Two weeks ago, I attended the “New Work – New Purpose” event at the House of New Work. And it was a real purpose booster for me!
It has not only helped me to revisit the Process Purpose ideas of the New Process approach, it has also helped me to focus more on my individual purpose again.
When I think about New Processes I automatically think about innovation. It is such a huge and important part of rethinking processes because with the help of innovation you get new perspectives and can find better ways to achieve desired results. It becomes clear that one of the best ways to receive those results is to involve the people.
In this episode, I’m talking to Søren Pommer, CEO and Founder of “Gluu”. As it is already an established platform by helping more than one hundred businesses and thousands of users in almost 60 countries, I wanted to have a closer look how it can help involving the people in the process into the work on the process.
For a long time I had this idea of a Process Influencer in my head. A person who uses content creation methods and tools such as videos, podcasts, and posts on corporate or even social media to inspire the people of an organization for processes.
The year 2023 starts with another podcast interview to find a human-centric BPM tool. Therefore, I spoke with Scott Armstrong, Managing Partner at Interfacing, about Interfacing’s tool EPC in the latest episode of the New Process Podcast.
This week, I continue my search for a human-centric BPM tool and I am talking to Vincent Fischer from Modell Aachen GmbH in the New Process Podcast about their tool Q.wiki. And I immediately fell in love with the Viking!
For many years, I had a little 3-month Lufthansa calendar on my desk. These little calendars were always in short supply and it was a challenge to get one. And when Covid hit us, it was even harder. Last year, a colleague even had to design one himself, since there were no more official calendars.
This week, I’m having a closer look onto the next tool: aiio. I had the chance to speak with Rolf-Dieter Proch, Head of Sales, and Jobst von Heintze, CMO, from the company aiio. You will find all the insights in the latest episode of the New Process Podcast.
Already in the episode with Ole Tillmann, we talked about how to inspire people for processes by playing a business game. This idea caught my attention and so I started looking for an expert in gamification. – And I found Jasmin Karatas, who I was able to win for an interview on the New Process Podcast.
