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2. Reengineering of business processes in the context of application of new organizational schemes of construction management
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S. B. Sborschikov and N. V. Lazareva
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reengineering ,business process reengineering ,organizational structure reengineering ,construction organizations ,construction industry ,organizational structure ,investment and construction activities ,production and engineering centre ,logistics centre ,logistics of regulatory actions ,Architecture ,NA1-9428 ,Construction industry ,HD9715-9717.5 - Abstract
Introduction. The current state of investment and construction activities at the corporate level is determined not only by the complexity of applied engineering solutions of capital construction facilities, but also by changes in a similar trend of external and internal environments of economic entities involved in the construction of a building or structure. Such complication is caused by the permanent increase of scientific and technological progress and the manifestation of economic phenomena corresponding to it, which affect the demands of consumers and regulatory rules of the state. As a result, there is an increase in contradictions between the conditions for the implementation of investment and construction activities and the organization of construction management, which is the reason for the emergence of new options for the implementation of business processes, their addition and integration with production and security processes, i.e. the emergence of new organizational schemes for construction management. One of these schemes can be used to manage construction on the basis of production and engineering centre. As noted in the paper, the main direction of increasing efficiency in this organizational structure is the transformation of management processes, i.e. their reengineering.Materials and methods. The research is based on the postulates of cybernetics, the logistics of regulatory influences, the organization of production systems, and structural and functional analysis. The scientific background of the authors was used, which was reflected in their publications on this problem. Additional sources were scientific works of domestic and foreign scientists in this subject area.Results. The structure and composition of the production and engineering centre are substantiated, the distribution of the main groups of functions is performed, the place of such an organizational structure in the corporate management system of investment and construction activities is determined, and the directions of business process reengineering are established.Conclusions. The formation of new, modern organizational structures is a promising direction of business process reengineering to increase the efficiency of construction, improve the quality of construction products, as well as the interaction of participants of investment and construction activities.
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- 2024
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3. Business Process Reengineering with a Circular Economy PDCA Model from the Perspective of Manufacturing Industry.
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Rajić, Milena Nebojša, Stanković, Zorana Zoran, Mančić, Marko V., Milosavljević, Pedja Miroslav, and Maksimović, Rado
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CIRCULAR economy ,SUSTAINABILITY ,REENGINEERING (Management) ,MANUFACTURING industries ,SUSTAINABLE development - Abstract
In times of increasing awareness of sustainability and the need for efficient business processes, this study explores the integration of business process reengineering with circular economy principles within Serbian manufacturing organizations. Addressing the need for sustainable development, the research aims to propose and validate a model that harmonizes business process reengineering with the circular economy to improve environmental and organizational performance. The study conducted an extensive survey and analysis across 135 manufacturing organizations in Serbia, assessing their readiness and current practices in adopting circular economy strategies through business process reengineering, utilizing the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) model. The findings reveal a moderate level of integration, with an average implementation score of 44.70% across surveyed organizations. Notably, organizations with ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications demonstrated higher levels of model implementation. The study highlights the potential of integrating business process reengineering with circular economy principles as a path to sustainable manufacturing. It also highlights the need for targeted strategies to improve management commitment, resource allocation, and participation in sustainable practices. The research contributes valuable insights for policymakers, industry stakeholders, and academic discourse, advocating for a more systematic approach to embedding circular economy principles within organizational processes for a sustainable future. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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4. The Impact of Business Process Reengineering on the Quality of Banking Service: An Analytical Study in Public Commercial Banks in Iraq.
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Mohammed Ali, Manar Hamid and Jasim Mohammed, Nisreen
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GOVERNMENT ownership of banks ,BANKING industry ,QUALITY of service ,STATE banks ,EXPLORATORY factor analysis - Abstract
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- 2024
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5. A configurable mining approach for enhancing the business processes' performance.
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Bayomy, Noha Ahmed, Khedr, Ayman E., and Abd-Elmegid, Laila A.
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ASSOCIATION rule mining ,CRITICAL success factor ,REENGINEERING (Management) ,BUSINESS process modeling ,INDUSTRIAL mobilization ,ENVIRONMENTAL impact charges - Abstract
Business is a war to get the attention you deserve from your enemies, and many competitors strive to gain a prominent position. Organizations are constantly seeking innovative ways to work to stay in a competitive business environment. Business process reengineering (BPR) is one of the most management approaches that are adopted by many organizations in order to achieve a dramatic increase in performance and cost reduction. Since the risks enfolded and failure rates related to BPR projects are very high, it is necessary to find ways to support success of BPR in a systematic approach. The major target of this article is to find the implementation of the proposed model to reengineer business processes (BPs) successfully via integrating critical success factors (CSFs) of BPR and BPs' performance. It is created to detect the inefficiencies and bottlenecks in the business process, decrease costs, time and increase quality of business processes, enhance financial environment and make an effective and efficient performance of the business process. It also applies a mining technique of association rule to examine the link between CSFs and several BPs and measures business processes' performance (intended BPR success) by process time, cycle time, quality and cost pre and post reengineering BPs. Thus, it uses a way to select the appropriate model for each business process. The proposed model will be implemented using a real world the Egyptian tax authority case study in order to prove its usefulness and efficiency. Then, inferred CSFs were applied according to each process, which proved the validity and success of the proposed model. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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6. Business process reengineering leadership: princes of Machiavelli
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Mertens, Dan, Villegas, Salvador G., Ware, Marlon G., Vengrouskie, Edward F., and Lloyd, Robert
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- 2024
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7. Reengineering of the organizational structure and business processes of investment and construction activities. Their place in the general system of corporate regulation
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S. B. Sborshikov and N. V. Lazareva
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reengineering ,business process reengineering ,organizational structure reengineering ,construction organizations ,construction industry ,organizational structure ,investment and construction activities ,business processes ,corporate regulation system ,gap problem ,logistics of regulatory impacts ,Architecture ,NA1-9428 ,Construction industry ,HD9715-9717.5 - Abstract
Introduction. The formation of an effective organizational structure of construction production management at the corporate level implies adaptation to new conditions. However, in this process, there is a problem of a gap (differentiation) of the plan and action, which requires corrective actions, including with regard to the organizational structure and management processes (business processes) of investment and construction activities. In the future, such impacts will determine the nature of reengineering activities in this area. Business process reengineering and organizational structure reengineering are considered. There is a certain dependence between these types of qualitative organizational transformations, which is primarily due to the transience of the modern life cycle of engineering solutions. Thus, it is possible to identify the purpose of the research — it is a scientific justification for the improvement of the corporate regulation system through reengineering of the organizational structure and business processes of investment and construction activities. On this basis, it is possible to formulate the objectives of the research: to establish the regularity of the gap (differentiation) of the plan and action in the system of corporate governance, to identify the dependence of business processes and organizational structure of investment and construction activities in the context of reengineering of business processes and organizational structure in construction. The object of the research is the system of corporate regulation of investment and construction activities, and the subject is the organizational structure and business processes in construction. From the point of view of practical value, these types of reengineering allow an economic entity to improve the quality and efficiency of construction products by focusing production activities on the consumer and a process approach in management. On this basis it will help to gain competitive advantages, among other things through the wider use of technical means, employees meeting higher requirements of scientific and technical progress and capable of solving complex problems of investment and construction activities, arising at the present stage, in the shortest possible time.Materials and methods. The theoretical basis of the research was a system approach, logistics of regulatory impacts, structural and functional analysis, methods of investment design, strategic and operational management. The information base of the research was the scientific search carried out by the authors earlier, which was reflected in published papers on this subject. Additional sources were scientific works of domestic and foreign scientists, as well as practical materials.Results. The solution of the gap (differentiation) problem in investment and construction activities is shown, which made it possible to propose a scheme of regulation of a construction company, to establish dependencies of business processes and organizational structure of investment and construction activities, as well as dependencies of business process reengineering and organizational structure reengineering in construction.Conclusions. The gap (differentiation) between the plan and the action of a construction organization is caused by fluctuations in the external environment. The main tool for effective adaptation to external fluctuations and corporate regulation is a qualitative transformation of business processes and organizational structure, i.e. their reengineering.
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- 2024
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8. Transforming Medical Assistance Fund Application Management: A Business Process Reengineering Approach.
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Saad, Aslina, Zaini, Zuraida, and Alwahaibi, Yahya
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REENGINEERING (Management) ,PUBLIC hospitals ,LEAN management ,MEDICAL social work ,QUALITATIVE research - Abstract
The application process for the Medical Assistance Fund (MAF) to help patients receive medical interventions at public hospitals has been plagued with delays due to the increasing number of applications, inefficient management, and manual tasks. This study aims to redesign the current application process through Business Process Reengineering (BPR) and to evaluate the effectiveness of a new process to be carried out by the Medical Social Work Unit (MSWU). A new methodology, B2Lean which is based on a combination of the BPR and Lean Thinking was proposed to help identify the processes requiring improvement and to remove inefficient ones. A new online application system, the Patient Assistance Management System was proposed as an IT enabler for this BPR initiative. This study was based on a qualitative research methodology involving a case study in which interviews and observations were used to collect data. The sample study consisted of seven MSWU officers and several supporting staff selected from a government hospital. In the interviews, the '5W 1H' technique was used to elicit and analyze their feedback on issues relating to the existing processes. The findings of the analysis revealed that several manual tasks were inefficient, which had to be either removed or replaced, effectively helping to reduce the overall processing time by 52%. With the new and efficient processes, practitioners could certainly expedite patients' applications for medical assistance, thus helping them to receive prompt medical interventions. The B2Lean methodology could be used as a guideline for organizations seeking improvement in their current practices. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
9. Business process reengineering for designing a knowledge-enabled customer-centric competitiveness strategy
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Al-Shammari, Minwir M.
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- 2023
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10. Formal Semantics of BPMN Process Models Using CPN.
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Ibrahim, Malek M.
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REENGINEERING (Management) ,BIG data ,CLOUD computing ,SEMANTICS ,FORMALIZATION (Linguistics) - Abstract
Business Process Reengineering (BPR) is the reaction of enterprises to rapidly changing requirements to achieve the new goals in the best cost/time and create a new reengineered Business Process (BP). Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN) is now the defacto BP modelling language due to rich activity and control constructs, but with possibilities to contain a bunch of semantic errors which are difficult to detect by analysts and costly to fix later. This paper proposes a mapping from BPMN to Colored Petri Nets (CPN) in order to define the formal semantics for BPMN models. This mapping is implemented as a tool that is jointly used with CPN analysis techniques to detect semantic errors in BPMN models. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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11. Improvement of outpatient service processes: a case study of the university of Hong Kong-Shenzhen hospital.
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Chen, Jingsong and Alturas, Bráulio
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Purpose: This work presents a case study of the University of Hong Kong-Shenzhen Hospital (HKU-SZH), which was the first to implement an outpatient appointments registration system. The research question is to determine which factors influence patient satisfaction most. Methods: The study provides an anatomy of the hospital outpatient process through various methods and theories, including a literature review, field research, expert consultation, business process improvement (BPI) theory and information technology, with the aim of identifying the objectives and strategies of the hospital for improving its outpatient process. A quantitative analysis was performed using a questionnaire survey to identify the defects and weaknesses of the current model. The principles, methods and techniques of BPI theory are used to analyse various problems existing in the outpatient process and the extent of their influence. A structural equation model has been established for scientific and quantitative analysis, which can help identify the goals of optimization and measure improvement in the outpatient process and patient satisfaction. Results: It was determined the source of inefficiency of the current outpatient service process. By means of outpatient process improvement, the study aims to increase the hospital's efficiency and raise the level of patient satisfaction so that it may enhance its comprehensive competence. In addition, an effective and operable methodology will be generated, which is expected to serve as a reference for other hospitals to improve their operation and management. Conclusions: It was found that service attitude, service value and waiting time have a significant influence on patient satisfaction. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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12. Business Process Engineering of Opening a Simpedes Saving Account Using Value-Added and Flow Analysis Methods
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Vinny Putri Rezeki and Fitria Fitria
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open account ,business process reengineering ,bpmn ,value-added analysis ,simulation ,flow analysis ,bizagi modeler ,Electronic computers. Computer science ,QA75.5-76.95 ,Computer engineering. Computer hardware ,TK7885-7895 - Abstract
The level of competition and demands for higher business quality encourage the company to develop in all sectors to achieve company goals, including the banking sector, which has main business processes, one of which is serving customers in the account opening process. Therefore, this study conducted a business process analysis to open a Simpedes savings account and then build a more optimal business process improvement engineering. Business process engineering by conducting business process analysis using the BPMN standard, value-added analysis, flow analysis, and simulation using the Bizagi Modeler software. Based on the simulation at Level 2-Time Analysis, the existing business process takes 52 minutes to complete 22 activities. Meanwhile, business process improvement only takes 19 minutes for 16 account opening activities. According to the accumulated calculations, the simulation results on the Level 3-Resource Analysis business process improvement with the implementation of writing pad procurement and the raw material utilization will increase by 13,23%. The costs incurred at the beginning will be significant but have long-term benefits so that the results of business process engineering show better improvements in terms of time and cost that companies can use as business process optimization recommendations.
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- 2023
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13. Interpreting the CMMI : a process improvement approach.
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Kulpa, Margaret K. and Johnson, Kent A.
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Business Process reengineering ,Capability maturity model (Computer software) ,Computer software -- Development - Abstract
Summary: Employing everyday language and supported by real world examples, the authors describe the fundamental concepts of the CMMI version 1.2, covering goals, practices, architecture, and definitions, and provide a structured approach for implementing the concepts of the CMMI into any organization. They discuss getting started in the process improvement effort, as well as how to continue on to high maturity. They walk you through the myriad of charts and graphs involved in statistical process control and offer practical recommendations. They also provide information on blending different process improvement initiatives into organizational programs (including agile development), and in this edition include more in-depth information."--BOOK JACKET. Examines the Capability Maturity Model[registered] and describes the basic goals, practices, architecture, and definitions of the CMMI version 1.2 and discusses these concepts using real-world examples. This book provides a structured approach to using CMMI version 1.2, addressing such issues as resistance to change, and, meaningful documentation.
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14. Business Model Innovation in the German Industry: Case Studies from the Railway, Manufacturing and Construction Sectors
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Johannes Winter
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digital transformation ,business model innovation ,business process reengineering ,smart data ,artificial intelligence ,machine learning ,manufacturing industry ,railway industry ,construction industry ,Management. Industrial management ,HD28-70 ,Technological innovations. Automation ,HD45-45.2 - Abstract
For a long time, the business activities of industrial companies in mechanical engineering, plant construction or the automotive industry focused on products and product-related services. Digital pioneers have refined these products such as machinery, equipment, and devices with data-driven services, which they make available worldwide via digital platforms. This emerging trend influences existing and future business models of all companies. This transition from product-related, single-sided markets to platform markets is characteristic of the digital age. The speed at which business models must change continues to be underestimated by many market participants, especially when order books are well filled and the pressure to change appears to be low. Industrial and service companies need to adapt to the changes induced by new market players to secure future business success and remain competitive in the digital age. The aim of this article is to intensify the debate on digital business models in the industry by providing practical examples of business model innovations in three industries.
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- 2023
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15. Implementation of Lean Manufacturing to Reduce Production Cycle Times and CO2 Emission in Gate-to-Gate Life Cycle Assessment in the Biodegradable Plastic Industry.
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Khadijah, Muthia and Pratama, Novandra Rhezza
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PRODUCT life cycle assessment ,LEAN management ,BIODEGRADABLE plastics ,CARBON emissions ,VALUE stream mapping ,PLASTICS industries ,REENGINEERING (Management) - Abstract
The main focus of the industry in the 21st century is sustainability and customers. On a world scale, plastic produces a large carbon footprint during the process of producing to become plastic pellets. Biodegradable plastic is a sustainable solution to this environmental problem. Unfortunately, sustainable products tend to have high production costs. Lean manufacturing has been proven to provide advantages for manufacturing companies in the form of eliminating waste to increase product value and customer satisfaction. Value stream mapping (VSM) is an important tool of the lean approach and is used to identify and reduce activities that do not add value. Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is a systematic method for evaluating the environmental burden associated with a product, process, or activity, by identifying and measuring the energy and materials consumed and the waste released into the environment. This study aims to implement the concepts of lean manufacturing and life cycle assessment at the gate-to-gate stage in the biodegradable plastics industry to reduce cycle time and environmental impact to cut production costs therefore products can be sold at lower prices. In this paper, various aspects closely related to lean manufacturing are analyzed and reviewed, such as business process reengineering (BPR), layout optimization, machine automation, line balancing, and increased capacity. The results showed that the combination of VSM and LCA with simulation is a good alternative in making decisions to reduce cycle time and environmental impact on the Biodegradable Plastics Industry. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
16. ANALYSIS OF FACTORS IN MANAGING DIGITAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT IN TOURISM IN UKRAINE: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES.
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Kasian, Olena
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FACTOR analysis , *REGIONAL development , *SMALL business , *ENTREPRENEURSHIP , *BUSINESS models , *SOCIAL media in business , *QUALITY of service - Abstract
Research object is the challenges and opportunities faced by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Ukraine’s tourism industry, specifically focusing on digital development and entrepreneurship. This article addresses the difficulties and advantages encountered by SMEs in Ukraine’s tourism sector regarding digital development and entrepreneurship. It seeks to comprehensively analyze various facets of digitalization, encompassing distinct activities, trends in development, factors influencing trends and clusters, and pivotal areas for growth. Moreover, the study assesses the impact of European integration on the nation’s tourism sector and evaluates the potential of innovative endeavors by small enterprises relative to their larger counterparts. In-depth perspectives on digitalization practices in the tourism industry of Ukraine are identified. The study investigates strategies for managing customer relationships and employs social media data to gauge customer satisfaction. Additionally, the article proposes an accelerated digitalization program for small businesses, coupled with collaborative efforts in clusters, as a means to attract investment and foster innovation. This approach is envisioned to enhance business productivity and create diverse channels for customer engagement. The study underscores the significance of advancing digital infrastructure to enhance the appeal and investment potential of Ukraine’s tourism sector. Notably, the research emphasizes the importance of efficient SMEs, highlighting their potential for expansion when partnered with larger corporations. Simultaneously, it addresses the need to streamline inefficient SMEs to boost overall productivity. The article delves into the practical implementation of management strategies and the adoption of innovative practices. It underscores the value of reshaping SMEs’ business models to embrace a more adaptable division of labor. Additionally, a proposed cluster strategy emerges as a potential solution to address various challenges, promoting innovation, regional development, and adaptation to evolving business environments. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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17. Robotic Process Automation Overdue Collections Case.
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Richards, Bryant, Kolodziejczak, Nicholas, Mentzer, Kevin, and Calnan, Kerry
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AUTOMATION ,BUSINESS process management ,LABOR market ,REENGINEERING (Management) ,EMPLOYEE training - Abstract
Organizations are keenly interested in employees trained in business analysis and robotic process automation. This is because those methods are growing in demand for improving efficiency in business processes. Business students exiting college must understand how to map out business processes and implement automation fundamentals to be competitive in the job market. In this hands-on project, students will analyze a real-world situation and utilize NICE Automation Studios to automate the process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
18. DEVELOPMENT OF EXCEL-BASED BUILDING DEFECT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM USING BUSINESS PROCESS REENGINEERING IN EDUCATION BUILDING.
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Telaga, Abdi Suryadinata, Avianto, Thyana Adhesa, Wicaksono, Andreadie, and Susanto, Hadi
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UNIVERSITIES & colleges ,REENGINEERING (Management) ,ASSETS (Accounting) ,ACADEMIC ability ,BUILDING maintenance - Abstract
Effective maintenance of a university campus building is crucial to ensure the safety and well-being of its academic community. However, maintaining the building and its various equipment and assets can take time and effort. This study aims to optimize building maintenance by implementing Business Process Reengineering (BPR) and using an Excel-based application system to detect points of damage. The study analyzes the maintenance process's cost, duration, and damage reports using dashboard features such as Gantt chart diagrams. By comparing the Excel-based application system with the conventional system, we found that the former is more effective and efficient. The results show that the application system saves 12 hours of recapitulation time per week, increases labor productivity by 32.2%, and speeds up damage reparation by 5%. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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19. Implementing halal logistics in a non-Muslim-dominant environment: a proposal for reengineering the business processes in two stages
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Ziegler, Yvonne, Uli, Vincenzo, and Tatari, Mahmoud
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- 2022
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20. The impact of business process reengineering on organizational performance during the coronavirus pandemic: moderating role of strategic thinking
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Shahul Hameed, Nur Shahira, Salamzadeh, Yashar, Abdul Rahim, Noor Fareen, and Salamzadeh, Aidin
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- 2022
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21. IMPLEMENTATION OF BUSINESS PROCESS REENGINEERING TO MINIMIZE CUSTOMER COMPLAINTS.
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Fikry, Muhammad Dzul, Rozas, Indri Sudanawati, and Amin, Faris Muslihul
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REENGINEERING (Management) ,CUSTOMER satisfaction ,CONSUMER complaints ,QUALITY of service - Abstract
Service in an organization is highly correlated with the level of customer satisfaction with the quality of service provided. From this activity, improvements will be made to the Business Processing Reengineering method so that the business process can run properly and efficiently. To test whether it is true that the Business Process Reengineering (BPR) approach has been able to minimize customer complaints, in this case, PDAM Giri Tirta Gresik will carry out an identification and analysis stage first on any problems. Based on the existing problems, the focus of this research was emphasized on the service process to fulfill clean water in Gresik Regency, especially in the reengineering process for new installations. A comparison of new installation business processes before and after the Business Process Reengineering, namely the percentage of throughput efficiency tests of 94.44% from 73.99% of ongoing business processes and provides the final simulation results in the form of BPMN notation which takes maximum time. which is obtained in 24 days 2 hours 20 minutes from 26 days 16 hours 5 minutes in the new installation process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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22. Business Process Analysis in Continuous Airworthiness Management in the Low-Cost Carrier Airline in Indonesia: A Case Study.
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Pramudito, Diaddra, Pratama, Novandra Rhezza, and Nurcahyo, Rahmat
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BUSINESS process management ,AIRWORTHINESS ,AIRLINE industry ,REENGINEERING (Management) - Abstract
Indonesia has an alarming safety level leading to the ban to fly to other countries from 2007 to 2018. Even though the government and the aviation industry in Indonesia have tried to resolve this problem, reports from the Indonesia National Transportation Safety Committee have shown that up until 2021 there were notable numbers of accidents and incidents resulting in a number of fatalities. In this paper, the authors aim to propose a framework for the improvement of the continuous airworthiness business process. We gathered the data from the available studies and applicable regulations. Interviews and surveys were conducted with airworthiness experts in Indonesia to define the critical success factors of continuous airworthiness. Then, we analyzed the current quality process in an Indonesian low-cost carrier airline with the compliance management framework. The study shows that the existing business process lacks the critical control point in accordance with the applicable regulation. For further research, business process reengineering can be carried out to take the compliance management process into account. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
23. Development of a Methodology and Model for Land Administration Data Dissemination Processes.
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Križanović, Josip and Roić, Miodrag
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CONCEPTUAL models ,ELECTRONIC data processing ,DATA management ,REENGINEERING (Management) ,BEST practices - Abstract
Land administration (LA) is concerned with processes. Simply put, LA cannot be understood, built, or improved unless the processes associated with it are understood. When it comes to the processes involved in LA, two general processes can be identified, namely registration and dissemination. Nowadays, processes are implemented electronically; however, paper-based thinking is still present, and the performance of processes is impeded by siloed data management. These issues could be addressed through the employment of standards such as the Land Administration Domain Model. Processes are not yet part of the standard, but their inclusion in future extensions is planned. Moreover, a literature analysis indicated that there is no standardized methodology or model available for describing LA processes. Consequently, we modeled one part of land administration processes, namely data dissemination, by developing a methodology and model to describe it. The methodology was developed with the goal of providing guidelines for other researchers when modeling use cases of data dissemination processes by enabling comparisons of models, searching for best practices, and developing standardized process models. Additionally, the methodology was tested on a conceptual use case to prove its viability. Furthermore, a model based on conceptual modeling and an activity-centric process modeling approach was developed and linked to existing classes of the Land Administration Domain Model. The organizational and technological challenges which might arise when improving data dissemination processes are discussed, and possible outcomes of the developed methodology and model are provided. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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24. Business Process Reengineering And ERP System Implementation Plan For A Manufacturing Company: A Case Study.
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Oliverio, Ma. Bernadeth M., Panes, Devon Earl T., Vinluan, Trinah Mae C., Intal, Grace Lorraine, and Balan, Ariel Kelly
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ENTERPRISE resource planning ,REENGINEERING (Management) ,PRODUCTION planning ,MATERIALS management ,RUBBER goods ,LEAD time (Supply chain management) - Abstract
A rubber company was established in the Philippines in 1986 as a pioneering producer of metal and rubber goods. Despite its good reputation, the company’s manual processes caused mistakes, compliance issues, and inefficiencies, making it difficult to meet client needs. Paper-based material management made invoicing and buying order processes slow and error-prone. This study introduces the company to technologies that improve efficiency, provide real-time data, and consolidate department processes, such as Enterprise Resource Planning. The researchers employed a Business Process Reengineering methodology to plan, analyze, and model future Materials Management processes using SAP S/4HANA; the software produced reports for inventory monitoring, material tracking, trend identification, and inventory optimization to meet business needs. The results showed that using SAP S4/Hana features eliminates repetitive and manual tasks and enables recording all purchases in the system, with the ability to generate or print documents and reports as required. Implementing ERP software has reduced the lead time from 243 minutes to 40 minutes, improving the process’s effectiveness and productivity and enhancing the VS ratio. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
25. BUSINESS PROCESS REENGINEERING TO EXCELLENCE WAREHOUSE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM: A CASE STUDY OF RETAIL INDUSTRY.
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Polim, Devi Natasha and Lestari, Yuliani Dwi
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REENGINEERING (Management) , *WAREHOUSE management systems , *RETAIL industry , *STANDARD operating procedure - Abstract
Company X is a modern Indonesian retail company that faces stock inaccuracies continuously and the variances exceeds the limit set by the company that reduce its profits continuously. Variances are difficult to identify since the stock recording in company X is not separated between stock in the warehouse and the store and not using warehouse management system. Business process re-engineering will be carried out by proposed two alternatives using traceability technology for the warehouse management system. Standard operating procedures will also be developed and used as a guide in implementing the system. This study uses qualitative method from a semi-structured interview with the management team, observation, and focus group discussion. The data were analyzed with gap analysis, cause mapping, and analytical hierarchy process to select the proposed alternatives using QR Code and RFID. The results from data processing is show that the company select QR Code as the technology used. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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26. Application of business process modelling and reengineering to law making process in Poland.
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Mamrot, Szymon
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LEGISLATION ,BUSINESS process management - Abstract
The effectiveness of services provided by the governmental institutions is determined by the quality of established law. The number of the adopted regulations is increasing but their quality is reducing. Improvement of existing legislation is a time-consuming and difficult task. We propose to apply techniques of business process modelling and reengineering to improve the quality of law in the course of law-making. The main contribution of the article is a method based on the application of the Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN) to design processes, introduced by the legal acts. Due to the application of this method, processes regulated by legislations could be failure-free and effective. This method permits one to indicate how proposed amendments affect the regulated processes. The method was practically implemented and validated during the process of law-making in Poland. This case empirically confirmed that the application of our method could enhance the quality of public processes, regulated by legislation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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27. Knowledge Creation and Business Process Re-Engineering Outcomes of Financial Services: Moderating Effect of Knowledge Sharing.
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Nkurunziza, Gideon, Ntayi, Joseph Mpeera, Walugembe, Ahmed, and Obedgiu, Vincent
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INFORMATION sharing ,REENGINEERING (Management) ,FINANCIAL services industry ,PACKAGING waste ,SHARING economy ,SOCIAL scientists - Abstract
Purpose - The researcher investigates the extent to which knowledge sharing moderates the relationship between knowledge creation and business process re-engineering (BPR) outcomes of financial services offered by financial institutions in Uganda. Design/Methodology - The study adopted cross-sectional survey design to collect data at one point in time using self-administered questionnaire to examine the relationship between knowledge creation and business processes. The study at first used statistical package for social scientists to establish clusters among the surveyed financial services and later a model was derived using R programming software to test for knowledge creation and business process reengineering performance outcomes. Findings - The study found a significant conditional effect of knowledge sharing on knowledge creation and business process re-engineering outcomes. Implying that investment in knowledge sharing creates awareness about the financial services outcomes of financial institutions using business process reengineering to provide financial services. Originality - This study contributes to business process re-engineering literature by advancing the idea that BPR is an important economic resource that enhanced through instituting knowledge creation and sharing practices in a complex environment. Ideally, creating and sharing knowledge is one of the drivers of customer value, efficiency, and effectiveness of financial services in financial institutions. Practical Implications - Managers of financial institutions need to pay keen interest in managing business processes using relevant knowledge and transforming in new products, new processes, and new markets to boost business process re-engineering outcomes by building a strong knowledge creation system through training and development programs for senior managers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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28. IMPROVEMENTS OF THE BUSINESS PROCESS
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R. CURETEANU
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process management ,business process reengineering ,Agriculture ,Technology ,Science - Abstract
The purpose is to analyze current process improvement approaches. Decision makers can be altered to both the success factors and causes of failure of different process improvement approaches, and help assure practical effectiveness of process improvement efforts. The contribution of this paper is two fold: first, empirical evidence on the drivers of success and failure of four main PI approaches, were synthesized second, based on this empirical evidence, a conceptual framework that guides both the choice and implementation of business process improvement programs is developed.
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- 2023
29. Toward an understanding of BPR perception in the construction industry: the employee attitude toward job enlargement and enrichment in Saudi Arabia
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Hadidi, Laith and Abzakh, Ahmad
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- 2022
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30. Intrapreneurship and technological innovation in optimizing qualitative research as evidenced at Infectious Diseases Institute, Uganda
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Kenneth Mulungu, Proscovia Katumba, Rosalind Parkes Ratanshi, Adelline Twimukye, Barbara Castelnuovo, Aidah Nanvuma, and Godfrey Akileng
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Intrapreneurship ,Technological innovation ,Qualitative research optimization ,Transcription and translation errors ,Business process reengineering ,Business ,HF5001-6182 ,Commercial geography. Economic geography ,HF1021-1027 - Abstract
Abstract Background Discrepancies between what is transcribed and the actual interview recordings were noticed in qualitative research reports. This study aimed at the development of a new transcription software (Jiegnote), and the evaluation of its effectiveness in the optimization of the transcription process, to minimize transcription completion time, and errors in qualitative research. Methods The study was a mixed methods project implemented from September to November 2020. The qualitative aspect of the study was phenomenological in perspective whereas the quantitative consisted of a randomized controlled trial (RCT) with a parallel design. Results At the time of the study, the Jiegnote software was a working prototype. We enrolled a total of 26 participants; 14 participants had their data analyzed in the RCT part of the study, 13 participated in the in-depth interviews, and 22 in the answering of Semi Structured Questionnaires. Upon the execution of an independent t test, results showed that, there was no statistical significance between the intervention and control means. On considering the total average transcription completion time and the type of language in which an audio case was recorded, the effect size evaluation implied that the Jiegnote software had a small impact (Hedges' g = 0.413438) in reducing the total average time taken to translate and transcribe audio cases that were recorded in a local language (Luganda), and a large impact (Hedges' g = 1.190919) in reducing the total average time taken to transcribe audio cases that were recorded in a foreign language (English). On considering the total average number of transcription errors and the type of language in which an audio case is recorded, the effect size evaluation implied that the Jiegnote software had a small impact (Hedges' g = 0.213258) in reducing the total average time taken to translate and transcribe audio cases that were recorded in a local language (Luganda). This was further observed (Hedges' g = 0.039928) in the transcription of cases that were recorded in a foreign language (English). On considering the in-depth interview data outcomes, participants responded that the Jiegnote software media looping functions (algorithm) enabled them to accomplish their transcription tasks in a shorter time and with fewer errors compared to the traditional methods. Conclusion The study demonstrates utilities associated with intrapreneurship and technological innovation in an organization setting whereby, the Jiegnote technology that was developed by the researchers, had some impact on the optimization of the qualitative research value chain. This was observed through the effect size (impact) evaluations that were conducted to investigate the superiority of the Jiegnote software against the traditional transcription methods, in minimizing the average number of errors committed, and time taken to complete a transcription process.
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- 2021
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31. Towards a framework for better decision-making in small businesses.
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Ramaswamy, Mysore
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SMALL business ,CAPITALISM ,DECISION making ,WEB services ,BUSINESS enterprises ,DIGITAL technology - Abstract
Small businesses play an important role in today's market economy. The success of small firms is largely dependent on the strategic decision-making processes that are employed. In this context, information technology (IT) has a critical role to play. It provides ready to use, end-to-end solutions and allow small businesses to focus on their core business. Recent innovations in IT have positively impacted businesses. With the emergence of web services, the convergence of telecom and computing is finally reaching maturity in a unified platform for doing business in the 21st century. Business enterprises have invested heavily in information technology and the benefits have been well documented. However, there is still a dearth in the current literature that analyzes how this digital technology can help small businesses. This paper seeks to fill this gap and proposes a framework that helps in choosing the appropriate strategic decisions for small businesses. It is essential that business processes are identified based on their cost, complexity, and criticality and then reengineered and automated based on analyzing the domain specific data. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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32. Business process reengineering : Impact on organizational performance
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- 2022
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33. Business Process Reengineering of the Purchasing department of Lezzon Philippines Inc using ERP System.
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Zerrudo, Chloe Ysabel P., Abayle, Christian Ross, Carmelino, Lew, Espinosa, Roland Jay-Ar R., Ginez, Rambert, and Intal, Grace Lorraine D.
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REENGINEERING (Management) ,BUSINESS process management ,ENTERPRISE resource planning ,PURCHASING departments - Abstract
The Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is a system that aids in making a business process to move effectively and efficiently. Many companies are using it to make their process more systematic and efficient. It is because the system cannot just automate the processes in the company. Still, it can also make the company's processes convenient and efficient in terms of performance and output. The ERP system can also make transactions between the company, its clients, and suppliers. With the company's current process, there is a problem in the company's particular department, the Purchasing department. The problem with the current process in this department is the delay in the operation. The inefficient process in the business, the disorganized or missing documents because of the manual operation that occurred in the said department, and lastly, the methods of creating purchase requisition and purchase order to the supplier manually through phone call or email. It also resulted in a high number of lead times and slowed down the process in the said department. In this study, the researchers interviewed the owner and gathered their sample reports for them to analyze the problem deeper. Through the process, they used process map, root-cause analysis, and flow process chart. To address the company's problem in terms of their problem regarding the purchasing department, the group came up configuring an ERP system using SAP HANA. The system is composed of processes such as creating the purchase requisition, purchase order, issuing goods receipt, receiving invoice, and paying to the vendor, which is all done manually with the current process. With the said ERP system using SAP HANA, the group solved the problems in the company's purchasing department, which are the manual creation of purchase requisitions and purchase orders, disorganized documents, and ineffective business processes. As a result of the flow process chart, the proposed process reduced the lead time of the purchasing department to a total of 83 minutes compared to 245 minutes that occurred in the current process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
34. Improvement of Automotive After-Sales Service Using Business Process Reengineering.
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Attarfi, Hanni and Dachyar, M.
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REENGINEERING (Management) ,AUTOMOBILE industry ,DIGITAL technology ,MANUFACTURING processes ,COVID-19 pandemic - Abstract
The COVID-19 pandemic has harmed automotive vehicle sales. A lot of automotive companies have shifted their focus from sales to after-sales service, and the trend in after-sales service is starting to recover and has a big contribution to the revenue. Along with the growth of digital technology and e-commerce, automotive companies must adapt and develop new strategies to compete with their competitors and maximize their potential in after-sales service. This study aims to design business process improvements by using Business Process Reengineering (BPR) to increase the time efficiency of the after-sales service journey in one of the automotive companies in Indonesia. The method is used to design improvements to the service journey using the iGrafx software. Improvements are carried out on the whole journey of car service, starting from customer reception until service delivery and payment. Data collection regarding the car service process was collected in one of the automotive companies in Indonesia. The method consists of three steps namely mapping as-is process, analyzing as-is process, and modelling to-be process. The results of this study obtained an improvement scenario of a to-be process with the highest reduction in time. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
35. COVID-19 Vaccine Logistics Process Improvement Using Business Process Reengineering.
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Fikri, Dyah Ayu Azzahrah and Dachyar, Muhammad
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REENGINEERING (Management) ,VIRAL vaccines ,CORONAVIRUS diseases ,SUPPLY chain management ,SIMULATION methods & models - Abstract
To tackle COVID-19, the vaccine needs to be distributed massively and rapidly. In reality, some problems are found in COVID-19 vaccine distribution, including inefficient order management, time-consuming bureaucracy, and missed flights that lead to the withdrawal of vaccines to the distribution center. Supply chain management plays a significant role in ensuring the distribution efficiency of the COVID-19 vaccine. This paper aims to design the improved outbound distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine in Indonesia to increase logistics performance using Business Process Reengineering. Observation is conducted to gain primary data of this research, and time is obtained from historical data. The process is mapped using Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN) and simulated using iGrafx software. This study results in a radical improvement of the COVID-19 vaccines' outbound distribution, which changes the process time from 74,57 hours to 35,81 hours, with implementation Information Sistem with API Integration, QR Code, and Sign on Glass technology. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
36. Packaged Juice Warehouse Operations Improvement using Business Process Reengineering Approach.
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Muharommah, Amalia Fitri and Dachyar, M.
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REENGINEERING (Management) ,WAREHOUSES ,INTERNET of things ,WAREHOUSE management ,INVENTORIES - Abstract
Indonesia's packaged juice sector has a large market and contributes to the country's GDP. It is necessary to have a supply chain that responds to high customer demand to meet these needs. The warehouse acts as a storage and a source of information on the availability of goods to meet consumer demand, giving a significant impact on overall business process operations. There are still challenges in the warehouse that might lower warehouse operations' efficiency and make them less responsive to customer needs. This study aims to design improvements of the warehousing operations in the packaged juice industry through a Business Process Reengineering (BPR) approach by utilizing the Internet of Things (IoT) technology to improve time efficiency. This research presents 4 process improvement scenarios for packaged juice warehouses, with varied handling processing times for each scenario. Scenario 4 which uses automated inventory system using RFID, handheld mobile computers, and automated picking direction using voice which have the highest time efficiency, namely for raw material warehouses, inbound (8%), outbound (25%), and stocktake (35%) and finished goods warehouse, for inbound (3%), outbound (45%), and stocktake (25%). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
37. BUSINESS PROCESS REENGINEERING FOR PROCESS OPTIMIZATION: A CASE STUDY.
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Medoh, Chuks, Alfred, Muchairi, and Telukdarie, Arnesh
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BUSINESS process management ,REENGINEERING (Management) ,MANUFACTURING industries ,MANUFACTURING processes ,AUTOMATION - Abstract
The manufacturing industry's business processes and activities are now limited due to a lack of seamless integration, value-driven processes, business information, and dynamic optimization. To bridge the gap between traditional business operations and industry 4.0 smart processes, Industry 4.0 requires self-optimization, autonomous operation, and smart systems. Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is utilized in this study to optimize Business Process (BP) through Business Process Reengineering (BPR) to understand the effects of industry 4.0 smart processes on our current processes. To this end, this study conducted validation of process eligibility of RPA implementation, evaluation of potential, importance, and classification of processes is done to analyze current processes prior to applying RPA through simulation and modelling. The results indicate that the weights of the parameters such as transaction volume, FTE savings, time taken per run, and sub-activities had high percentiles in the proposed model in comparison to the current model. The study concluded that, straightforward processes should be automated using RPA, whereas complex processes should be automated using semi-automation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
38. Investigating the business process implications of managing road works and street works
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Hussain, Rizwana S.
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625.7 ,Road works and street works ,Policy ,Public sector ,Utilities ,Stakeholders ,Time series analysis ,Business process reengineering - Abstract
Around 2.5 million utility works (street works) occurred in England in 2016 with a construction cost of approximately £2 billion. Comparative figures for highway works (road works) are not readily available, but are expected to be similarly significant. Unsurprisingly, the volume of road works and street works (RWSW) activity in urban areas is considered to have a negative impact on the road network causing disruption and premature deterioration, blighting the street scene, damaging local business trade, and significantly increasing social, economic and environmental costs. Indeed the social costs of street works alone are estimated to be around £5.1 billion annually. Despite the economic significance of highway infrastructure, the subject of road works and street works management is under-researched, with greater research emphasis on technology-based, as opposed to policy-based management approaches. Consequently, the aim of this study was to investigate the efficiency and effectiveness of managing the business process of RWSW. Due to limited academic literature in the subject domain, earlier research focused on identifying the industry actors, their motivations, as well as drivers and barriers to RWSW management. Semi-structured interviews with industry stakeholders highlighted the industry s complexity and revealed that several issues contributed to ineffective RWSW management. Principal problems included Street Authorities (SA) failing to take enough ownership of the RWSW coordination process, highway legislation not encouraging joint working due to inherent challenges arising from reinstatement guarantees, and entrenched attitudes and adversarial practices in the construction industry encouraging silo working. The Derby Permit Scheme (legislative tool) was intended to improve RWSW management through giving SAs greater control of highway works. Accordingly, RWSW activity was tested through a statistical time series intervention analysis to separately examine the impacts of the Highway Authority (HA) led works and utility industry led works over 6.5 years. The Permit Scheme was found to reduce utility works durations by around 5.4%; equivalent to 727 days, saving between £2.1 - £7.4 million in construction and societal costs annually. Conversely, the Permit Scheme did not noticeable reduce the HA led works. Instead, the introduction of a works order management system (WOMS) to automate some of the back office road works process was found to reduce works durations by 34%; equivalent to 6519 days and saving between £8.3 - £48.3m per annum. This case study highlighted that more considered practices were required by the HA to reduce RWSW. The stakeholder study and the automated WOMS technology found that well-managed business processes tended to lead to better executed highway works on-site. Informed by these experiences, the sponsor was keen to re-engineer its internal business processes. Business process mapping was adopted to identify inefficient practices and improved coordinated working opportunities on three key internal teams involved in the road works process. Findings revealed that silo working was inherent and that processes were built around fragmented and outdated Information Technology (IT) systems, creating inefficiencies. A subsequent validation exercise found that certain practices, such as restricted data access and hierarchal management styles were culturally embedded and also common across other local authorities. Peer reviewed recommendations to improve working practices were made, such as adopting an integrated Highways Management IT system, vertical integration between the customer relationship management IT system and the Highways IT systems, and the provision of regulatory training. In conclusion, based on the finding of this study, a generic logic map was created with potential to transfer the learning to other local authorities and for their use when evaluating road works administrative processes.
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- 2017
39. Business process reengineering in public sector organizations: Systematic literature review of critical success factors.
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Amarasinghe, A. A. T. M. and Wickramarachchi, Ruwan
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PUBLIC sector ,CRITICAL success factor ,BUSINESS process management ,REENGINEERING (Management) ,MANAGEMENT committees ,ORGANIZATIONAL structure - Abstract
Business Process Reengineering (BPR) focuses on critically analyzing existing business processes in an organization and redesigning enhanced effectiveness and functional efficiencies. Although private sector organizations have widely adopted BPR, it has been observed that public sector organizations are less successful in utilizing this exercise to improve their processes. This paper aims to investigate and identify the critical success factors (CSFs) that impact the implementation of BPR in the public sector and develop a framework to support improving success rates. A critical review of the literature was conducted to identify CSFs and derived fifteen CSFs that influence BPR implementation in the public sector under five dimensions. According to findings, Management commitment, financial resources, organizational structure, Human resources, and IT infrastructure are the main five CSFs in public sector BPR implementation. CSFs of BPR are crucial for an organization to achieve the end goal or mission of the BPR project. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
40. Business Process Re-Engineering: A Literature Review-Based Analysis of Implementation Measures.
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Fetais, Aljazzi, Abdella, Galal M., Al-Khalifa, Khalifa N., and Hamouda, Abdel Magid
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REENGINEERING (Management) , *INTERNATIONAL competition , *ORGANIZATIONAL performance , *PRIVATE sector - Abstract
Business process re-engineering (BPR) is an approach to improving organizational performance. It evolved mostly within the private sector to maintain a successful business model despite increasing global competition. BPR presents a fundamental improvement in the essential organizational design. This paper investigates recent studies of BPR and identifies the success factors of BPR projects and their connection to the human–technology–organization (HTO) framework. By examining the relevant literature, we study various factors and their effects on the implementation of BPR and how these factors can affect process performance, successfully or otherwise. The aim is to study the literature to determine the success factors and challenges for BPR in the HTO framework. The article concludes by emphasizing the factors that will help to allow BPR to be implemented with a wider use in different sectors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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41. A business process and portfolio management approach for Industry 4.0 transformation
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Richard, Sophie, Pellerin, Robert, Bellemare, Jocelyn, and Perrier, Nathalie
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- 2021
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42. Business process modeling, implementation, analysis, and management: the case of business process management tools
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Zuhaira, Behjat and Ahmad, Naveed
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- 2021
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43. Industrie 4.0 process transformation: findings from a case study in automotive logistics
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Hermann, Mario, Bücker, Isabel, and Otto, Boris
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- 2020
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44. Improvement Banana Warehouse Operation using Business Process Reengineering.
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Negara, Gidion Cahya and Dachyar, M.
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SUPPLY chains ,AGRICULTURAL economics ,AGRICULTURAL industries ,WAREHOUSES ,REENGINEERING (Management) ,INTERNET of things - Abstract
Supply Chain in the agribusiness industry is strongly influenced by warehouse facilities. Bananas that have been harvested need to be stored properly before being distributed to buyers. This study aims to design business process improvements by utilizing Internet of Things (IoT) and expected to increase warehouse time efficiency. The Business Process Re-engineering (BPR) method was used to design improvements to warehouse operational process using the iGrafx software. Improvements to warehouse operations are carried out on the inbound and ripening process. This study resulted in two scenarios in the inbound process, scenario A using an automated inventory system based on RFID becomes the scenario with the greatest time efficiency of 18%. The ripening process has three scenarios, scenario C which combines the use of an automated inventory system based on RFID and an automated monitoring system has the highest efficiency of 24%. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
45. Developing Home Service System; Business Process Reengineering for Motorcycle Workshop
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Yudhi Windarto, Rebecca Hersant, and Endi Putro
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mobile application ,home service ,motorcycle workshop ,business process reengineering ,Management information systems ,T58.6-58.62 - Abstract
Business Organizations always strive for their self to reach business sustainability. There are various dynamic challenges in business environment that must be respond by each organization. Organizational responds for each challenge very decisive to organization’s business sustainability in the future. For now, in this Covid 19 pandemic situation each organization must creative and innovative to change and modify their business model in order to survive. Motorcycle workshop was one of the SME that affected by Covid 19 pandemic, because government policy to restriction activity of people and social distancing. Decreasing customers of motorcycle workshop and to respond the situation bring up the idea to reengineering business model. Home service system was selected as alternative solution to strive for survive in this situation, of course, by implementing a good health protocol. This system was built with a mobile application as a tool in reservation and managing customers service schedules. With this system customers do not have to come and queue at the workshop, so it will be safer in this pandemic situation. Not all services can be served with this system, only minor, moderate and routine repairs that can be served with this system. The payment transaction process is carried out on the spot according to the calculations by the system. With this new business process model, it is hoped that it will be the right solution for consumers and workshops so that they can remain productive in the midst of the Covid 19 pandemic.
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- 2021
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46. The Evolution of Business Process Management: A Bibliometric Analysis
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Henry Lizano-Mora, Pedro R. Palos-Sanchez, and Mariano Aguayo-Camacho
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Business process management ,science mapping workflow ,bibliometrix ,business process reengineering ,enterprise resource planning ,customer relationship management ,Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering ,TK1-9971 - Abstract
This paper will present the research results for the analysis of the presence and evolution of the term Business Process Management (BPM) in the period 2000–2020 using a literature review with bibliometric analysis. This research sought to evaluate the quantity and quality of empirical support for the use of this tool in organizations. This allowed the researchers to acknowledge and confirm this discipline as an important investigation domain with great potential for helping companies achieve strategic alignment between business and information and communication technologies in the future. The Science Mapping Workflow methodology was used with database and search criteria applied to a total of 1,706 articles related to the subject, which resulted in a total of 624 articles selected for further research. This study identifies the journals that have the most publications about BPM. It concludes that the most promising perspectives are the ones related to Management, Framework and Performance. Even though, from a conceptual viewpoint, performance is the most valued perspective. Lastly, this research is of great interest for academics and professionals who hope to strengthen their knowledge about the BPM concept and find the historical path and the main authors and issues that contribute to knowledge in this scientific field.
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- 2021
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47. Development of production planning system for shipbuilding using component-based development framework
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Sungwon Cho, Jong Moo Lee, and Jong Hun Woo
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Hipbuilding planning ,Business process reengineering ,Strategic planning ,Master planning ,Component-based development ,Ocean engineering ,TC1501-1800 ,Naval architecture. Shipbuilding. Marine engineering ,VM1-989 - Abstract
Production planning is a key part of production management of manufacturing enterprises. Since computerization began, modern production planning has been developed starting with Material Requirement Planning (MRP), and today Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Advanced Planning and Scheduling (APS), Supply Chain Management (SCM) has been spreading and advanced. However, in the shipbuilding field, rather than applying these general-purpose production planning methodologies, in most cases, each shipyard has developed its own production planning system. This is because the applications of general-purpose production planning methods are limited due to the order-taking industry such as shipbuilding with highly complicated construction process consisting of millions of parts per ship. This study introduces the design and development of the production planning system reflecting the production environment of heavy shipyards in Korea. Since Korean shipyards such as Hyundai, Daewoo and Samsung build more than 10 ships per year (50–70 ships in the case of large shipyards), a planning system for the mixed production with complex construction processes is required. This study draws requirements using PI/BPR (process innovation and business process reengineering) methodology to develop a production planning system for shipyards that simultaneously build several ships. Then, CBD software development methodology was applied for the design and implementation of planning system with drawn requirements. It is expected that the systematic development procedure as well as the requirements and functional elements for the development of the shipyard production planning system introduced in this study will be able to present important guidelines in the related research field of shipbuilding management.
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- 2021
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48. Development of a Methodology and Model for Land Administration Data Dissemination Processes
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Josip Križanović and Miodrag Roić
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land administration ,processes ,modeling ,service-oriented architecture ,conceptual modeling ,business process reengineering ,Agriculture - Abstract
Land administration (LA) is concerned with processes. Simply put, LA cannot be understood, built, or improved unless the processes associated with it are understood. When it comes to the processes involved in LA, two general processes can be identified, namely registration and dissemination. Nowadays, processes are implemented electronically; however, paper-based thinking is still present, and the performance of processes is impeded by siloed data management. These issues could be addressed through the employment of standards such as the Land Administration Domain Model. Processes are not yet part of the standard, but their inclusion in future extensions is planned. Moreover, a literature analysis indicated that there is no standardized methodology or model available for describing LA processes. Consequently, we modeled one part of land administration processes, namely data dissemination, by developing a methodology and model to describe it. The methodology was developed with the goal of providing guidelines for other researchers when modeling use cases of data dissemination processes by enabling comparisons of models, searching for best practices, and developing standardized process models. Additionally, the methodology was tested on a conceptual use case to prove its viability. Furthermore, a model based on conceptual modeling and an activity-centric process modeling approach was developed and linked to existing classes of the Land Administration Domain Model. The organizational and technological challenges which might arise when improving data dissemination processes are discussed, and possible outcomes of the developed methodology and model are provided.
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- 2023
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49. A business process reengineering method.
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Grant, Delvin and Yeo, Benjamin
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VALUE chains ,REENGINEERING (Management) - Abstract
We address the lack of well-defined BPR approaches by developing a practical ten-step UML reengineering method. It starts with identifying sources of customer dissatisfaction and ends with streamlining, surfacing assumptions, and reengineering the business. The study uses BR analysis techniques to analyze business processes strengths, weaknesses, and assumptions and it discusses the use of the value chain to identify business areas in need of redesign. It uses UML activity modeling to represent and analyze As-Is and To-Be business processes. Practitioners benefit from a well-defined BR approach that adds structure, discipline, reduces risks, thereby enhancing the likelihood of project success. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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50. Reengineering of the software development process in a technology services company
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Lopez-Arredondo, Laura P., Perez, Cynthia B., Villavicencio-Navarro, Jesus, Mercado, Kathya E., Encinas, Martin, and Inzunza-Mejia, Patricia
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- 2020
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