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In this PEX Network interview, Kevin Duggan, founder of the Institute for Operational Excellence and author of the best-selling book, Creating Mixed Model Value Stream, and the Shingo Award-winning book, Design for Operational Excellence, talks about applying Operational Excellence in an

For the full transcript, click here . Weve spoken in recent weeks about the promise low-code shows in the PEX space , but its still an incredibly new term, and a relatively untested development solution. To shed some more light on the promise low-code might hold, PEX Network

Guest presenter, Sean Glynn of 3Gig Softwarespeak to Roddy Evans, Global Integrity and Relability Project Manager from Hess Corporation about the planning, implementation and resulting benefits of The Hess Way - Hess own strategy for safety and operational excellence in oil

In PEX Networks latest survey on technology investment plans of process professionals, Big Data and analytics has emerged as the number one investment area in the year ahead. How do data and process fit together? Rob Speck, Vice President, Global Services, at BPM software provider

Mobile technology has revolutionized not only the way we communicate, but the way we live our lives. More important perhaps, it has and continues to revolutionize our business processes, from ordering online (via laptop, tablet or mobile) to mobile CRM systems, the technology continues

Craig Sharp, editor of PEXNetwork.com talks to Martin Scovell, CEO of MatsSoft Ltd,provider of the innovative Cloud based BPM platform MATS. Martin provides some interesting suggestions for how business users can build a rock-solid business case for BPM technology that

Big data is turning up everywhere. In this Process Perspectives podcast, Kaare Buch Petersen, Information Architect in Global IT at Christen Hansen, a Denmark-based supplier of bioscience products to food and health industries, talks about how his company has been using big data in the

The more cumbersome it is for someone to engage in improvement work, the less likely they are to engage. That was the sentiment of Dr. Greg Jacobson when he was a doctor working in the emergency room at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville. The trouble was that with

Reluctant leaders, vocal laggards and silent saboteurs are just a few of the types of people who can throw a monkey wrench into your process improvement projects if you dont consider the human side of processes right from the start. So how can you recognize them and what can you

Alstoms Supply Chain Director on avoiding communication breakdowns in processes Making sure that everyone involved in a process has the right information at the right time is critical to making sure that a process runs efficiently and effectively. But in our quest to make processes

Its been one of the most hyped words of the past couple of years, but is big data approaching the peak of its hype cycle? And what can companies do to get real value out of big data? In this PEX Network podcast,James Lawther, Head of Insight and Improvement at