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Interview with Jim Sinur – Modeling and the Digital Transformation

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How does the Digital Transformation affect Business Process Management? Do we need to model the processes any more? If so, what kind of models should we use?

If you are interested in those topics listen to the interview with Jim Sinur about Digital Transformation and process modeling.

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In the interview Jim tells about the Digital Transformation and his upcoming book on this topic.

He tells about the Customer Journey Mapping and new models we need for the Digital Transformation.
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Jim also shares practical tips about modeling pitfalls to avoid and much more!

RSS readers – go here for the interview and additional resources.

Quotes

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“BPM and business processes are secret sauce in a lot of digital transformation efforts”

“In digital journey you can only plan one leg of the journey ahead”

“Business process modeling plays a key role in a digital transformation”

“The knowledge worker is going to get an assist from cognitive services in a cloud (cogs)”

“Processes shift from flow directed to goal directed”

“We are moving into a world of emergence and more complexity and that means we have to introduce new models”

“Model first and learn from it”

“Having some kind of constraints or guidelines will help you from analysis paralysis”

About Jim Sinur

Jim Sinur is an thought leader in applying business process management (BPM) to innovative digital organizations. His research and areas of personal experience focus on business process innovation, business modeling, business process management technology (iBPMS), process collaboration for knowledge workers, process intelligence/optimization, business policy/rule management (BRMS), and leveraging business applications in processes.

Jim is a VP at Aragon Research. He is also one of the authors of BPM: The Next Wave and is working on a new book Digital Transformation, Innovate or Die Slowly.

Social Links

Jim’s blog http://jimsinur.blogspot.com
Twitter @JimSinur

Resources mentioned in this episode

“Digital Transformation, Innovate or Die Slowly”
Jim’s upcoming book. Sign up below for the extended list of resources and I will notify you when the book is available.

Aragon Research website
https://aragonresearch.com

“BPM: The Next Wave”
http://www.amazon.com/Business-Process-Management-Next-Wave/dp/0929652223

“Business Process Management: The Third Wave”
http://www.amazon.com/Business-Process-Management-Third-Wave/dp/0929652347

Webinar “Dealing With Digital Disruption” (Jun 24th 2016)
https://aragonresearch.com/webinars-2/

BPM.com podcast with Jim Sinur
http://bpm.com/bpm-today/podcast/1061-adapt-or-die-discussing-the-coming-digital-revolution-with-jim-sinur

In the interview Jim mentions his favorite resources for catching up with all new trends in BPM. Grab the resource guide below and I will additionally notify you when Jim’s book is available.

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