Mastering Process Automation with Daniel Matka from Robert Bosch

New Process Podcast

#039 Let's take a closer look at one of the largest process automation initiatives in Germany.
In this episode, I’m talking to Daniel Matka. We are exploring the practical application of process automation at Robert Bosch, which is one of the most significant process automation initiatives in Germany.

We delve into how Robert Bosch's process automation initiative is structured and what sets it apart. Daniel shares recommendations for other organizations looking to tackle this challenge, providing insights into the best approaches.

How can we effectively engage and inspire the team working within processes to get excited about process automation in this transformative journey? Let’s find out..
Today's Guest:

Daniel Matka

Daniel is project manager and product owner in the area of business process automation with a focus on workflow engines with low-code and no-code features at Robert Bosch Semiconductor Manufacturing in Dresden. Mastering highly complex manufacturing processes and automating networked business processes are at the heart of his vision for an easy-to-use workflow and component toolset.

He is also a member of the act “Madstep”, a group that brings entertainment in a quite innovative approach on stage.

Daniel holds a diploma in manufacturing engineering from the TU Dresden.

You’ll learn:

• How Robert Bosch’s process automation initiative looks like
• What Daniel recommends to other organizations on how to approach this challenge
• How you can learn more about process automation and how to start
• How to handle the fear of people that process automation may cut jobs
• And, we are talking about how to get the people working in the processes excited about process automation

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