Business Process Reengineering
In Business Process Reengineering (BPR) a 'holistic' approach is employed that combines people, process and technology to achieve breakthroughs in business performance. Typically, such assignments involve a radical redesign of business processes, which in turn may require restructuring the organization, upgrading information systems, as well as, a shift in corporate values and mindsets. These assignments normally involve following steps;
Planning and Preparation for Re-engineering – As-Is Study of business processes
Mapping and Analysis of As-Is Process
Designing of “To-Be” Processes
Development & Software coding of “To-Be” Process
Implementation of Re-engineered Process
Training of Human Resources for Re-engineered and Newly Developed Process
Post Implementation Review & Audit
Our approach for reassessing, realigning and reengineering business processes is based on the tools and techniques of Focused Quality Management (FQM). The reason - tightly focusing on quality initiatives produces desired business results. As a basis for our approach, we use a three-tier Activity Matrix that serves as a guiding principle and backbone for implementing change management. This activity matrix revolves around three fundamental components - people, processes and technology - and these are reassessed across a three-tier change spectrum - refine, redesign, and reengineer. This approach helps assess which specific components of a business process need to change and the extent of change required in each one of them. |