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Business Process Improvement Workbook: Documentation, Analysis, Design, and Management of Business Process Improvement

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ISBN-10: 0070267790

ISBN-13: 9780070267794

Edition: 1997 (Workbook)

Authors: H. James Harrington, K. C. Esseling, Van Nimwegen

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This is a hands-on workbook, designed to be the practical version of the more technical, theoretical, Business Improvement.
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Book details

List price: $45.00
Copyright year: 1997
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies, The
Publication date: 4/1/1997
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 314
Size: 7.75" wide x 9.50" long x 1.25" tall
Weight: 1.694
Language: English

List of Illustrations
Preface
Introduction to Administrative Business Process Improvement
Overview
BPI Approaches
Continuous Improvement
Documenting, Analyzing, and Designing Improved Administrative Business Processes
Organizational Change Management
The Role of Information Technology in Administrative Business Process Improvement
Organization of This Book
Intended Audience
Typical Business Processes
Phase I--Organization: Organizing for Process Improvement
Introduction
Business Process Improvement Project Management Team
Project Leader
Process Improvement Team (PIT)--Project Team
Contact Groups
Project Plan
Planning and Monitoring Techniques
Conditions for the Successful Completion of the Project (Summary)
Phase II--Documentation: Selecting a Documentation Approach
Introduction
Documenting the Process
Define the Objectives for Documenting the Processes
Documentation Factors
The Level of Detail of the Documentation
A Few Practical Suggestions
Criteria for Selecting Documentation Techniques
Characteristics of Documentation Techniques
Discussion of Selected Documentation Techniques
Developing a Set of Documentation Techniques
Phase III--Analysis: Defining Improvement Opportunities
Introduction
The Causes of Flaws in Administrative Business Processes
The Effectiveness of Information Management
The Effectiveness and Efficiency of Data Files
The Analysis of On-Time Completion and Cycle Time
The Relationship of Activities and Functions to the to the Administrative Organization
The Routing of Administrative Business Processes
Determining the Accuracy and Thoroughness of the Data Processing Operations
The Efficiency (Productivity) of the Administrative Business Processes
Taking Advantage of the Opportunities for Standardization
Detecting Duplicates and Superfluous Procedures and Activities
The Effectiveness and Efficiency of Applied Enablers
Analysis of Administrative Business Processes: Practical Suggestions
Phase IV--Design: Designing Administrative Business Processes
Introduction
Methods, Techniques, and Documentation in Designing Administrative Business Processes
Activity 1: Determining the Organizational Starting Point
Activity 2: Specify the Application of Information
Activity 3: Design the Logical Structure
Activity 4: Design the Physical Structure
Making Changes to Administrative Business Processes
Administrative Business Process Design and System Development
Phase V--Implementation: Implementing the Future-State Solution and Measuring Its Impact
Introduction
Activity 1: Form the Future-State Solution Implementation Team
Activity 2: Develop the Implementation Plan
Activity 3: Implement the First 90-Day Plan
Activity 4: Implement the Long-Term Improvements
Activity 5: Measure and Report Improvement Results
Activity 6: Hold Periodic Reviews
Activity 7: Compare Results to Goals
Activity 8: Reward Team Members
Summary
Phase VI--Management: Managing the Administrative Organization
Introduction
Project Documentation
Documentation of the Administrative Organization
Content and Layout of the Administrative Organization Manual
Computerizing the Administrative Organization Manual
Responsibility for the Administrative Organization
Organizational Structure Diagram
Administrative Business Processes Principles Diagram