2. Business change must be stakeholder based. 3. Business change decisions must be traceable to the stakeholder criteria. 4. The business must be segmented along business process lines to synchronize change. 5. Business processes must be managed holistically. 6. Process renewal initiatives must inspire shared insight. 7. Process renewal initiatives must be conducted from the outside in. 8. Process renewal initiatives must be conducted in an iterative, time-boxed approach. 9. Business change is all about people. 10. Business change is a journey, not a destination. Processes—results, not work
Definition: “a collection of interrelated work tasks,
initiated in response to an event, achieving a specific result for the customer and other stakeholders of the process.” the main elements in establishing the scope of a process —the event at one end, and at the other, the result and the customer expecting it. The result is the most important part of the definition— without a result or output, what reason is there for a process to exist? And the result is not a vaguely defined service or condition—individual results must be specifically identifiable and countable. A framework for process enablers A framework for process enablers A framework for process enablers: three layers framework A framework for process enablers: three layers framework A framework for process enablers: three layers framework A framework for process enablers: three layers framework A framework for process enablers: Five layers framework A framework for process enablers: Five layers framework Business process: process workflow models A workflow-driven methodology—the process of studying processes A workflow-driven methodology—the process of studying processes Frame the process Frame the process Understand the as-is process Design the to-be process Design the to-be process Design the to-be process The End…
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