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PROCESS MANAGEMENT

PROCESS MANAGEMENT

 Involves planning and administering the activities


necessary to achieve a high-level performance.
Identifying opportunities for improving quality
performance and ultimately customer
satisfaction.
SERVICE PROCESS DESIGN

 Physical facilities, processes and procedures


 Employee behavior
 Employee professional judgment
PROCESS CONTROL

 Controls the activity ensuring conformance to the


requirement and taking corrective action when
necessary to correct problems.
KAIZEN

 Kaizen is a Japanese word that means gradual and


continuous improvement.
 Focus on small, gradual, and frequent improvements
over the long term with minimum financial
improvement, and participation by everyone in the
organization.
BENCHMARKING

 Benchmarking- the search of industry best


practices that lead to superior performance.
 Best practices in terms of the use of technology,
or human resources and are recognized by
customers and industry experts.
REENGINEERING

 Reengineering- the fundamental rethinking and


radical redesign of business processes to achieve
dramatic improvements in critical, contemporary
measures of performance such as quality, service,
and speed.
MAJOR PROCESS DECISIONS INCLUDE

 Customer Involvement
 Resource Flexibility
 Capital Intensity
PROCESS REDESIGN

Factors hinders re-engineering Contributors to Success

 Fear of Job Loss  Make sure culture accept changes


 Inadequate skills for workers  Develop levels of training required to
enhance skills in the reengineering
 Lack of management support process
 Change of organizational structure  Control the level of stress placed on
and culture the individuals impacted by the
change.

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