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Repeat ∞ The Blog about Agile Process Management

by the creators and friends of Procesiod

Reminders: To Make Things Happen

Having your processes described is only a half victory. The second half of success comes when people follow and perform those processes. That’s why Procesoid can remind the right person at the right moment that something needs to be done.

Paul Minar February 18, 2019

Save the Orphans! Every Business Process Should Have an Owner

If processes were people, the “orphans” would be the homeless kids wandering aimlessly in your business.

Robert Vlach February 12, 2019

Save the Orphans!

User Roles in Procesoid: How to Make Roles and Tasks Clear to Everyone

To secure your process know-how, you should allow access to processes based on user roles with different levels of permissions.

Paul Minar February 4, 2019

Procesoid’s 2018 Recap

Developing an app for business is like climbing a stairway to heaven and we’ve jumped quite a few steps last year.

Robert Vlach January 30, 2019

2018

Why Employees Hate Business Processes and What Can You Do About It?

Let’s face it. Business processes are tools of control and employees hate it when that type of control is being used against them.

Robert Vlach January 21, 2019

Why Employees Hate Business Processes
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We have created Procesoid both as a tool and a medium to spread ideas about simple, agile process management to the world.

Therefore we gave our blog the simple name Repeat to stress our interest in sharing the best practices of managing workflows among doers – managers, consultants, entrepreneurs and freelancers alike. While we respect the solid methods of business process management (BPM), we also share the need to explore new ideas, tweaks and concepts outside the usual BPM framework.

We believe the time is ripe for an agile process management revolution. If you share this conviction, feel free to send us your suggestions and published articles. We’ll do our best to spread the word as well as our ideas and news about Procesoid’s progress.

Robert Vlach & Paul Minar
(blog editors)