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The BPM 2026 Industry Forum brings together business leaders, practitioners, researchers and technology experts to explore how Business Process Management (BPM) drives innovation and organizational transformation. Through real-world case studies, industry presentations and interactive discussions, the forum showcases practical applications of process mining, AI, automation, digital transformation, governance and change management. It provides a unique platform for connecting academia and industry, sharing best practices and discovering emerging approaches to improving business processes across diverse sectors.

Wednesday, September 30 - Program Schedule

TimeSessionPresentation TitleSpeakers
11:00 a.m.Opening RemarksChairs
11:10 a.m.Paper 1From BPM Maturity Assessment to Capability Roadmap: Lessons from a Global Manufacturing CompanyWioletta Sokolowska-Fabisz and Dr. Christoph Kessler
11:30 a.m.Abstract 1From Process Mining to Agentic AI: A Process Intelligence Journey in Commercial Loan Origination at National Bank of CanadaFrederic Brosseau
11:50 a.m.Paper 2Capability-Driven BPM: Transforming Enterprise Lifecycle
Management Beyond Systems - Lessons from Sri Lanka Telecom
Dinusha Rajapaksha, Wasana Bandara, Azumah Mamudu, Bandula Wimalasuriya and Naleen Jayasuriya
12:10 a.m.Paper 3Implementing Business Process Management in a Cantonal Administration: A Practical Case from the Canton of St.GallenWolfgang Groher and Pascal Spindler
12:30 p.m.Lunch Break
1:30 p.m.Focus Groups Discussion (more details to follow)
3:00 p.m.Coffee Break
3:30 p.m.Paper 4Data-Driven Automatic Repair Order Scheduling in the
Aerospace Industry
Felix Schumann, Michel Kunkler, Stefanie Rinderle-Ma and Silvia Burger
3:50 p.m.Abstract 2AI-Augmented BPM in Practice: How Data Science, RPA, and Power Apps Redesigned a Project-Setup ProcessReynaldo Glombowski
4:10 p.m.Paper 5Process-Powered Business Intelligence: Contextualized Data for Real-time Data Analysis and Decision SupportDominik Voigt, Juergen Mangler, Julian Wipfler and Sebastian Ullmann
4:30 p.m.Paper 6Expert-Centered BPM for Knowledge-Intensive OrganizationsLuiz Ricardo Brito Ribeiro, Victor Serrani Valera, Aline Castro de Carvalho, Luciana Romano Morilas and Silvia Dallavalle
4:50 p.m.Abstract 3Standardizing Process Management in Italian Bespoke Tailoring: BPMN 2.0 Adoption Patterns Across 50 Luxury AteliersFabio Moschella
5:10 p.m.Closing Remarks