In the last episode of the New Process Podcast, Leona Holzbecher shared her psychological insights about processes. She mentioned that humans are very simply structured by the need to fulfil four basic needs. We explored how these can be met in process management and identified many similarities to the New Process Principles.
Because it worked so well the last few years, I really want to do it again. I’d like to ask you for a small favor that could make a big difference. As in the past three years, I’ve put together a brief survey to identify the relevant BPM topics of 2025, and I’d love for you to participate.
I’m so happy to announce that the Pizza Game 3.0 is finally available!
Now you can playfully get people excited about processes ā with Luigi’s Process Experience.
I often find it overwhelming to keep up with the latest in BPM. There are so many good and interesting sources now, from podcasts to websites, videos or LinkedIn posts. I registered the domain BPM.today 10 years ago and I’ve always wanted to use it for a website that would collect all the cool BPM content for me and send me emails when there’s something new. šļø
I was invited by Stephan Joseph to be a guest on his German podcast āQM-Impulseā to talk about the New Process approach.
In the latest episode of the New Process Podcast, I spoke to Martin Hochreiter and Tobias Zucali, the founders of āmkrz labā that gets people to think with their hands. But where can we apply the Maker Methodology? Is it really only in the implementation phase or can it also be used in other steps of the New Process Life Cycle? Check out the video for their explanation.
In the latest episode of the New Process Podcast, I spoke to Martin Hochreiter and Tobias Zucali, the founders of āmkrz labā that gets people to think with their hands. But how can this be combined with BPM? What advantages can we draw from this for the New Process approach? Check out the video for their recommendations to rethink processes.
In the latest episode of the New Process Podcast, I spoke to Amelie Langenstein about the topic Process culture. She shares her insights on what makes a strong process culture, the challenges organizations face, and practical ways to foster a supportive and effective BPM environment.
I always put a lot of emphasis on exchanging ideas with others. Not only to benefit from other people’s knowledge, but also from the experience gained in similar projects. Maybe you can benefit directly, avoid similar mistakes, or adapt planned steps. So it was really cool to speak to my former colleague Lars MĆ¼ller in the latest episode of the New Process Podcast about the development of procurement process management at Lufthansa Technik in the last few years. In the video below, he shares what he learned from this process and what he would like to improve.
Almost two weeks have passed and I have to say that I still haven’t processed all the impressions.
The two days at the New Process Conference 2024 not only flew by, it was just a great journey with everyone.
