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EPISODE · Aug 18, 2025 · 3 MIN

BPMN for Cross-Team Collaboration in Software Development

from Architecture Corner · host Mario Bittencourt

Architecture Corner Newsletter Podcast explores how Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN) can bridge the communication gap between business stakeholders, product teams, and engineering in software development projects. In this episode we will cover: Common communication challenges in multi-team software projects, including the "broken telephone" effect and fragmented team perspectives Why BPMN serves as an effective alternative to traditional technical documentation approaches like UML and C4 models How to integrate BPMN into your development lifecycle, from initial project kickoff through iterative refinement Practical strategies for creating process diagrams that evolve from high-level task flows to detailed boundary definitions The role of swimlanes and pools in clarifying team responsibilities and service boundaries Balancing documentation needs in Agile environments without falling into analysis paralysis For more details check ⁠here. If you are interested in more information about software development and architecture, subscribe for free to our ⁠newsletter⁠. ---- https://architecturecorner.substack.com

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