The Complete Business Process Handbook.Vol.1

Mark von Rosing, August W. Scheer, Henrik von Scheel, Adam D.M. Svendsen, Anette Bøgebjerg, Anni Olsen, Antony Dicks, Asif Gill, Bob J Storms, Cay Clemmensen, Christopher K. Swierczynski, Dan Moorcroft, Dan T. Jones, David Coloma, Dickson Hunja Muhita, Duarte Gonçalves, Hendrik Bohn, Fabrizio Maria Maggi, Fan Zhao, Fatma Dandashi, Fred Cummins, Gabriel von Scheel, Gary Doucet, Gabriella von Rosing, Gert O Jansson. Hans Scheruhn. Harald Van der Weel, Henk de Man, Henrik Naundrup Vester, Jacob Gammelgaard, James P. Womack, Jeanne Ross, John A. Zachman, John Bertram, John Golden, John M. Rogers, Jonnro Erasmus, Joshua Michael von Scheel, Joshua Waters, Justin Tomlinson, Keith Swenson, Karin Gräslund, Kenneth Dean Teske, Klaus Vitt, Krzysztof Skurzak, LeAnne Spurrell, Lloyd Dugan, Lotte Tange, Mads Clausager, Maria Hove, Mark Stanford, Marianne Fonseca, Marlon Dumas, Mathias Kirchmer, Maxim Arzumanyan, Michael Tisdel, Mikael Munck, Mike A. Marin, Mona von Rosing, Nathaniel Palmer, Neil Kemp, Nils Faltin, Patricia Kemp, Peter Franz, Rich Hilliard, Richard N. Conzo, Richard L. Fallon, Rogan Morrision, Ronald N. Batdorf, Sarel J. Snyman, Scott Davis, Simon Polovina, Steve Willoughby, Thomas Boosz, Thomas Christian Olsen, Ulrik Foldager, Victor Abele, Volker Rebhan, Wim Laurier, Yury Orlov, Zakaria Maamar

Business Process Trends

Building BPM Competencies - the BPM Center of Excellence

The various BPM Roles

Working with the BPM LifeCycle

Process Analysis

Process Build

Process Deployment

Process Monitoring & Process Maintenance

Continuous Process Improvement

Chief Process Officer - executing the strategy

iBPM - Intelligent Business Process Management

Evidence Based BPM

Social Media & BPM

BPM Maturity

Phase IV -The BPM Way of Modelling

Mark von Rosing, Conrad Bock, Henk deMan, Fred Cummins, Henrik von Scheel, Stephen White, Jonnro Erasmus, Mathias Kirchmer, David Coloma, Gabriella von Rosing, Henrik von Scheel, Karin Graeslund, Hans Scheruhn, Richard L. Fallon

BPMN

How to work with and model Business Processes Variations

Focusing business processes on superior value creation: value oriented process modelling

Sustainability Oriented Process Modeling

Process Automation- Link between process models and information models

Phase V - The Way of Implementation and Governance

Mark von Rosing, Joshua von Scheel, Asif Gill, Maria Hove, Mona von Rosing, Joshua von Scheel, Dickson Muhita, Maria Hove, Gabriella von Rosing, Bob Storms, Dr. Hendrik Bohn, Joshua von Scheel, Richard Conzo, August W. Scheer, Nils Faltin, Kenneth Dean Teske, Michael D. Tisdel, Victor Abele, Justin Tomlinson, Henrik von Scheel, Gary Doucet, Gert O Jansson

Agile BPM

BPM Change Management

BPM Governance

BPM Portfolio Management

Real Time Learning BPM

BPM Alignment

Business Process Outsourcing

Phase VI - The Way of Training and Coaching

Mark von Rosing, Henrik von Scheel, Marianne Fonseca, Maria Hove, Ulrik Foldager

The need for a standardized and common Process Training

Process eXpert Training

Process Architect Training

Process Engineer Training

bestseller: "Applying real-world BPM in an SAP environment"

. IEEE publication "Defining the profession of the Business Architect" as well as the publication "How to integrate Enterprise Architecture and BPM",

. Springer: Conceptual Structures in LEADing and Best Enterprise Practices as well as The Impact of Culture Differences on Cloud Computing Adoption

. Future Strategies Inc. and the Workflow Management Coalition (WfMC) "Passports to Success in BPM” Henrik von Scheel is regarded as one of the most influential thinkers on strategy with focus on growth + innovation and is a sought-after speaker. Listed by Financial Times as one of the most influential business thinkers on strategy and management concepts and corporate practices. He was awarded the "NEXT 100 Top Influencers of the European Digital Industry in 2012" among the most important Europeans shaping our digital future.



Best known as one of the founding fathers of Europe's digital agenda 2020 and Industry 4.0. He has played a significant role to define Germany's digital agenda in 09, which was adopted by the European Commission in 2010 as part of the Europe 2020. He digital agenda evolved into the fourth industrial revolution.



Through his academic research, publications and efforts with standard bodies (ISO, IEEE, OMG, CEN, NIST, LEADing Practice, NATO, UN, W3C) he has defined concepts and practices in business management and strategy execution that have evolved the mainstream thinking of what is being taught by academia and applied by organizations today.



He is accredited for his contribution of having identified the repeatable patterns of the outperformers, early adopters, & industry adopters and hyper-growth organization over the past 30 years i.e. best practices, industry practices, leading practices, emerging & disruptive trends adoptions patterns. Most notable are the emerging & disruptive trends, competitive advantage lifecycle, six business models, operating model notations and complexity simplification.



Henrik is the CEO of LEADing Practice and serves as board member at Google EMEA, Gazprom, Global University Alliance and Capital Investment Partners. Professor Dr. Dr. h.c. mult. Scheer is founder of the Institute for Information Systems (IWi) at Saarland University and was its director for 30 years. His publications in the field of business information systems are today considered standard references and are very well known across the global market.



The Y-CIM production model, created by Prof. Scheer, serves as an overall framework for integrating operative information systems in the manufacturing industries.



Prof Scheer was honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award in 2013 by the Global University Alliance on behave of +300 universities, in recognition of his long-term impact and contribution to evolve the academic world and organization's structural thinking of how to apply enterprise modelling today.



Leaving his mark on this generation and generations to come. Pushing the bar with his research and focus on information and business process management, Prof Scheer has, among others, brought to us:

. Link between processes and information.

. His contribution to the academic world: in 1975 Scheer took over one of the first chairs for information systems and founded the Institute for information Systems (IWI) at the Saarland University, which he led until 2005.

. His contribution to the Software world: In 1984 he founded IDS Scheer, a Business Process Management (BPM) software company, which is still today the market leader.

. His contribution to Enterprise Modelling: The ARIS House which is one of the first Enterprise Modelling concepts that combines and organizes information of an organization in five interrelated views: data, function, organization, output, and control.

His contribution to the Process Modelling community: He developed among others 2 main concepts for Business Process Modelling:

. Business content in Value-added Chain Diagrams (VCD).

. Process content in Event-driven Process Chains (EPC).



He is widely regarded as the founder of the BPM industry.



In 1984, he founded the international software and consulting company IDS Scheer AG. Until 2009 he expanded the business to become one of the leading IT companies in Germany. In 1997 he founded the imc AG located in Saarbrücken and in 2000 the Scheer Group GmbH which participates in innovative high tech companies, such as the Scheer Management Consulting & Solutions GmbH. He is forerunner and companion of the future project "Industry 4.0" initiated by the German federal government. The network of IT companies within the Scheer Group are actively participating in the implementation of projects along with well-known industry and research partners.