BPM360 Podcast - Covering Every Angle
We are a podcast on all things related to Business Process Management, hosted by BPM-experts Russell Gomersall and Caspar Jans (who combine a whopping 40+ years of BPM and Industry experience).
Podcasting since 2024 • 29 episodes
BPM360 Podcast - Covering Every Angle
Latest Episodes
BPM360’s 2025 Kickoff: Predictions, Plans, and Process Perspectives!
In this special New Year’s episode of BPM360 Covering Every Angle, hosts Caspar and Russell broadcast from a festive Christmas market in Cologne, setting a vibrant scene for their 2025 kickoff.Key Takeaways:1.20...
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Season 2
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Episode 10
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8:10
Last Cast for 2024 - A recap of highlights
In this short last Episode for 2024 Caspar and Russell meet up at the Xmas market in Cologne and talk about many of the highlights covered in the podcast. It has been a eventful year from a BPM perspective. Thanks go out to all our guests...
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Season 2
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Episode 9
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16:49
Process Management: From Chaos to Clarity – With a Dash of BPM 360°
In this engaging episode of the BPM 360 Podcast, the hosts Russell and Casper welcome Sohail Rezeq, a seasoned expert in business process management (BPM), to explore the evolving role of BPM as a bridge between IT and business operations. Soha...
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Season 2
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Episode 8
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53:08
From Bedrooms to Boardrooms: Mining BPM Gold with Apolix
In this engaging episode of BPM360, hosts Caspar and Russell journey to Rotterdam to meet Alex and Lucia from Apolix, a rising star in the BPM world. From a bedroom startup to a thriving international consultancy, Alex and Lucia share Apolix’s ...
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Season 2
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Episode 7
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48:21
From Clowns to Commanders: A BPM Circus with 'What's Your Baseline'
In a lively crossover episode of BPM360, hosts Caspar and Russell team up with Roland and JM from What's Your Baseline to deliver a whirlwind of anecdotes, insights, and debates on the evolution of process management. From performing a...
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Season 2
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Episode 6
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1:08:04
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