“Process improvement is not synonymous to cost cutting or restructuring” – Anonymous
“To find out how to improve productivity, quality and performance, ask the people who do the work.” – Harvard Business Review
“Participation by the worker in developing the method eliminates many causes of resistance and assures enthusiastic acceptance. This is more important than all the techniques put together.” - Ben S. Graham
“If you’re not simple, you can't be fast, and if you’re not fast you’re dead in a global world” - Jack Welch
“If the process is right, the results will take care of themselves.” – Takashi Osada
“You cannot improve what you cannot measure.” Anonymous
"Management is efficiency in climbing the ladder of success; leadership determines whether the ladder is leaning against the right wall." - Stephen R. Covey
“We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.” – Aristotle
“Take away the cause and the effect ceases.” – Cervantes
“The person doing the job knows far more than anyone else about the best way of doing that job and is the one person best fitted to improve it.” - Allan H. Mogensen
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Business Process Improvement [BPI]
“If you can't describe what you are doing as a process, you don't know what you're doing.” - W. Edwards Deming.
“The starting point for improvement is to recognize the need.” – Imai.
Business Process Improvement [BPI] is a systematic approach employed by an organization, aimed at significantly boosting the performance of its business processes to achieve better quality, revenue growth, cost reduction or any other stated objectives.
As part of the BPI approach, an organization defines its strategic goals and objectives and proceeds to align its processes to be more efficient in meeting customers’ and other stakeholders’ requirements. Organization usually seek ways to:
- Grow revenues;
- Enhance efficiency [do more with less];
- Provide a better product or service in the minimum amount of time and cost;
- Reduce employee frustration;
- Ensure optimum utilization of resources.
Successful customer outcomes [SCOs] always take top priority in our BPI projects. This entails a complete understanding of customers’ needs [‘outside-in’ approach], identifying how best to meet those needs and aligning or redesigning your organization’s business processes to deliver the required outcomes.
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We also help you identify and eliminate value destroyers such as those listed below from your business processes:
- Errors
- Redundant tasks;
- Unnecessary tasks;
- Defects;
- Waste;
- Duplication;
- Bottlenecks;
- Waiting [downtime etc.];
- Employee frustration;
- Customers’ complaints;
- Manual interventions;
- Unnecessary approvals and inspection points;
- Rework;
- Loopholes;
- Complexity;
- Extra processing;
- Excess inventory;
- Excessive motion;
- Unnecessary transportation;
- Under-utilized resources;
- Over-production etc.
These ills in processes hit your business where it hurts most i.e. on the bottom-line.
Let us work with you to simplify your business processes, make them more efficient and fit-for-purpose. This will make your business more lean and agile and overall give your bottom-line a healthy boost!
Please call us today to explore how we can assist you with your business process improvement initiative.
Let us work with you to simplify your business processes, make them more efficient and fit-for-purpose. This will make your business more lean and agile and overall give your bottom-line a healthy boost!
Please call us today to explore how we can assist you with your business process improvement initiative.
VIEW CASE STUDY 1