Ep. 100 - A Special Occasion With Friends

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What's Your Baseline? Enterprise Architecture & Business Process Management Demystified

Roland Woldt / J-M Erlendson

126 episodes

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This show is about Enterprise Architecture and Business Process Management, and how you can set up your practice to get the most out of it. It is for newbies who just get started with these topics, organizations who want to improve their EA/BPM groups (and the value that they get from it), as well as practitioners who want to get a different perspective and care about the discipline. Learn more about the show and read articles about EA and BPM on www.whatsyourbaseline.com.

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Ep. 100 - A Special Occasion With Friends

What's Your Baseline? Enterprise Architecture & Business Process Management Demystified

1 hour 9 minutes 12 seconds

3 weeks ago

Ep. 100 - A Special Occasion With Friends

Welcome to a very special episode of What’s Your Baseline? — where we demystify enterprise architecture and business process management. In this milestone 100th episode, we are joined by fellow BPM podcasters from Prozess Philosophen and BPM360 to celebrate, reflect, and talk about the wild ride of creating content in this niche space.

In this episode of the podcast, we talk about:

Milestone celebration — 100 full-length episodes! A look back at the journey and what's ahead.
Origin stories — How each podcast got started: from Munich restaurants to airport lounges, and "anonymous alcoholics for BPM enthusiasts."
The evolution of podcasting — From rough first episodes to polished productions (or intentionally unpolished ones).
Video vs. audio debate — The pros, cons, and time costs of adding video to podcasts; why some stick to one-take recording.
Editing realities — 10 minutes vs. 8 hours: wildly different approaches to post-production and what works for each team.
Authenticity over AI polish — Why staying real and soulful matters in an era of AI-generated, hyper-polished content.
Community-driven content — Listener feedback shapes episodes; the power of niche audiences and recurring themes.
Lessons learned — Top advice for aspiring podcasters: just start, don't overthink, make guests comfortable, and embrace imperfection.
Underrated vs. Overrated — Change management (underrated), AI hype (overrated), process models (underrated), BPMN notation alone (overrated).
The future of BPM podcasting — Where the medium is headed, from knowledge lexicons to safe spaces for authentic discussion.
Listener challenge — What content do you consume? How do you consume it? What resonates with you and why?
Gratitude and reflections — A heartfelt thank you to the audience, guests, and the BPM community for four years of support.

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