
Work In Process is the podcast for leaders who are responsible for improving how their organisation actually works.
If you lead process, transformation, IT, enterprise architecture, data or operations, and you are accountable for turning strategy into execution, this podcast is for you.
Hosted by Liam O'Neill and Sam Lewis of bpmd, each episode cuts through the noise to focus on what it really tak... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 4 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyManagementBusiness | |||

In this episode, Liam O’Neill speaks with Paul Rudge, Process Intelligence Manager at RS Group, where he is helping to bring together nearly two decades of continuous improvement experience with a new generation of process intelligence capability.
P... more
In this episode, Liam O'Neill speaks with Aafke Post, Senior BPM Solution Manager at Philips, where she has spent 14 years building and leading enterprise process governance across complex, multi-country environments.
Aafke's background is genuinely... more
In this episode, Sam Lewis speaks with Hana Prooij, Business Process Management and Transformation Leader, formerly Head of Business Management Systems at Versuni, the global home appliances business behind some of the world's most recognised consume... more
In this first episode of Working Process, Liam O'Neill and Sam Lewis introduce themselves and explain how bpmd evolved from a three-person startup operating out of a Surrey attic with a single client, into a specialist transformation partner working ... more
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Apple Podcasts | #238 |








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