The Future of BPM
The Future of BPM
Thirty years of business process management, what it taught us, and where it goes next with AI. A morning of practitioner insight, research and market analysis for process leaders, followed by a networking lunch.
BPM 2.0 starts here
Process management has been around for three decades. Some initiatives transformed their organisations; many stalled. With AI changing how processes are designed, documented and run, now is the time to look back honestly and plan what comes next.
Join process owners, transformation leads and enterprise architects for a morning built around experience rather than slides: a book author on what works in practice, an academic view on BPM, the state of the market, and how AI fits into process work today.
Agenda
Subject to change. Detailed abstracts will follow.
Welcome coffee & breakfast
Welcome to BPM 2.0
30 Years of BPM: What Works, What Doesn’t, and Why
What makes BPM work in practice, why initiatives stumble, and how to achieve lasting results.
An academic view on BPM
Coffee break
The BPM 2.0 marketspeaker TBC
BPM and AI
Questions and answers
Takeaways & open floor
Networking lunch
Who you’ll hear
Geert Brandt
Author of Handboek procesmanagement: modelleren, analyseren en beheersen (die Keure).
Prof. dr. Hans Mulder
Professor at Antwerp Management School, affiliated with the University of Antwerp and the Netherlands Police Academy. Founder of VIAgroep nv.
Tanguy Petre
CEO of iMendos Belgium, process management and transformation consultancy.
ARIS speaker
Market analysis of BPM 2.0. To be confirmed.
Before you register
Free of charge, lunch included
- Breakfast, coffee break and networking lunch are included.
- For process owners, BPM and transformation leads, enterprise architects, quality and operations managers.
- The conference is held in English.
The book ‘Handboek procesmanagement’ (written in Dutch) by Geert Brandt will be launched at the event and is for sale during the event.