Webinar ABPMP: 16 Febrero: Innovation through Business Process Management

 

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Innovation through Business Process Management

 

February 16 | 1:00pm CST

 

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Companies face daily new opportunities and threats in our fast-changing digital world. Organizations seek to integrate innovation into their business as well as realize the full potential of digital technologies and the power of the internet. The Discipline of Business Process Management (BPM) addresses this need. Correctly set up, it establishes an agile and focused innovation capability in an organization. The BPM-Discipline produces innovation in the form of new impactful processes and organizes the way research and development (R&D) organizations move ideas into marketable innovations.   This presentation illustrates the impact of process management on innovation through industry examples, including a biologics company that established a process management discipline and applied it to the R&D process and other high impact areas. This resulted in process innovation as well as a new innovation process.   Expect to come away with a greater understanding of: ·    How can business process management enable innovation? ·    How can this work in practice? ·    How do you sustain process-led innovation?

 

 

Author: Dr. Mathias Kirchmer    Managing Director and Co-CEO, BPM-D   Affiliated Faculty, Program for Organizational Dynamics, University of Pennsylvania

 

About the Speaker:   Dr. Kirchmer is an experienced practitioner and thought leader in the field of Business Process Management (BPM) and Digital Transformation. He co-founded BPM-D, a consulting company focusing on digital process transformation, operational excellence and customer experience by leveraging the discipline of BPM. Before he was Managing Director and Global Lead of BPM at Accenture, and CEO of the Americas and Japan of IDS Scheer, known for its ARIS Process Software. Dr. Kirchmer has led numerous transformation and process improvement initiatives and has worked with hundreds of clients in technology, financial, health, consumer goods and manufacturing industries. He has published 11 books and over 150 articles. Dr. Kirchmer is affiliated faculty at the University of Pennsylvania and Widener University. He received a research and teaching fellowship from the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science.

 

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