Author increasingly popular concept of "dynamic business process management" (dynamic BPM). Experienced practitioner of business process management. Currently employed as assistant professor in Systems Research Institute of the Polish Academy of Sciences. For over 25 years, he has been involved in the implementation of IT solutions that support management based on common sense improvements and simplification of processes, selecting and implementing IT solutions appropriate to the client's situation. He participated in the development and implementation of IT solutions in the areas of accounting, human resource management, production, project management, IT infrastructure management, etc. Among other things, as the CIO of the Budimex Group he was responsible for the creation and development of the IT office, and most of all IT strategy for adapting to changing business needs.

He is the author of numerous scientific and popular science articles in the field of process management and knowledge management as well as the monograph "Dynamic BPM in the Knowledge Economy: Creating Value from Intellectual Capital" devoted to the causes and consequences of dynamic BPM and the principles of its implementation in organizations, including the need to ensure effective knowledge management. In the AGH@BPM study, he was recognized as one of the five BPM researchers in CEE countries with the largest number of publications in reputable journals.

Research interests:

• Dynamic Business Process Management (dynamic BPM),
• Management of the knowledge-intensive business processes,
• Integration of dynamic BPM and knowledge management in Industry 4.0 / 5.0,
• Business process management in healthcare,
• The use of information systems in management.