Salesforce and importance of business analysis Post author By Ian Gotts Post date 12 September 2016 Categories In Business Analysis Jenifer Lee is interviewed by Mike Gerholdt and Gillian Madill at ButtonClickAdmins Podcast on her process-related sessions at Dreamforce. Also they have a discussion about the Automation Station which is in the AdminZone at Moscone West. The Automation Station will be covering discovery, live process mapping, automation demos and case studies.
When did you join the Salesforce journey? Post author By Ian Gotts Post date 12 September 2016 Categories In Career Salesforce have come a long way and we’ve been with them from the beginning – 2001 It is not until you look back that you realize how far you have come. We have been a customers of Salesforce from the very early days. At Nimbus in 2001 (the exact timing I forget) we became a early customer when […]
Operational Excellence 2.0 Post author By Ian Gotts Post date 21 August 2016 Categories In Business Analysis, Process Mapping [READ TIME 5 mins] We spent 15 years building Nimbus, a process mapping company, to a reasonable size in the UK and a very successful exit. 4 years after the exit, the 3 founders have got back together and have launched Elements, cloud process mapping app with a highly disruptive freemium pricing model targeting the Fortune […]
Swimlanes are available in free version Post author By Ian Gotts Post date 12 August 2016 Categories In Process Mapping [READ TIME 2 mins] Swimlanes can be a visually powerful aid to group the roles, departments, systems or locations involved in a given set of activities. With Elements Process Knowledge, you can have BOTH swimlanes and resources on activities. This allows you to draw the flow of activity boxes that is most logical and understandable, with […]
What does the future look like? Post author By Ian Gotts Post date 11 August 2016 Categories In Career [READ TIME: 3 mins] I was asked the question – What does Operational Excellence look like in 2025. Here are my thoughts. “We wanted flying cars and got 140 character tweets” When people predict the future they always look at the technology and try and guess what it will look like. But if we are […]
5 change management lessons from #Brexit Post author By Ian Gotts Post date 8 August 2016 Categories In User Adoption [READ TIME – 5 mins] As you can learn from the good and the bad, Brexit is a great example of how NOT to do change management. So here are 5 lessons that can be learnt from the last few weeks. It is hard to think of a larger change management “project” than Brexit when […]
Interview: The technology behind Elements Post author By Ian Gotts Post date 4 August 2016 Categories In Career Adrian King is COO & CTO of Elements, the free cloud process knowledge app – process capture, collaboration and communication – or as some people call it “Visio on steroids”. He was the CTO & COO of Nimbus Partners where he developed an on-premise process mapping app which was used by over 10% of the […]
Fear the Smart Parking Meter Post author By Ian Gotts Post date 3 August 2016 Categories In Business Analysis So is this “digital revolution” even a thing? Or is it just another cynical concept promoted by the consulting firms and software companies to sell more of their stuff? The more you look at what is happening in industry after industry and company after company, I believe that only now are we are seeing the […]
The Technology Behind Elements – Adrian King, COO & CTO, Elements.cloud Post author By Ian Gotts Post date 3 August 2016 Categories In Article The Technology Behind Elements – Adrian King, COO & CTO, Elements.cloud
