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Pratapsingh Randhawa, Interim Manager, India
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Would anyone help me with one doubt here, can the concept of BPR be implemented in anyone’s personal life to have a radical change? Or is BPR specifically for business need only? (...) Read more? Sign up for free
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Suresh Gopal, Management, India
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Rather PR than BPR? Or even PPR?
Business process reengineering, by the name itself, means only for business. But, in general, Process Reengineering can be applied for any discipline where there is a process (or which could use a process) which I would presume includes personal life also. I believe that the efficiency and survival is the bottom-line for any process reengineering.
In personal life, the individual's and the community's acts are guided by several stated / unstated / derived / perceived processes which always can use some optimization / transformation to align with the ever changing needs. You can call this PPR (Personal Process Reengineering)?
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Pratapsingh Randhawa, Interim Manager, India
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Personal Process Reengineering
Thank you! Suresh.. I was looking something simila (...)
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Ove Sahlin, Management Consultant, Sweden
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PPR = Wonderful!
Very good Mr. Gopal! I totally agree but would lik (...)
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Erik van den broecke
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Personal Process Optimization
Dear Mr Pratapsingh Randhawa, your question "Can t (...)
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Jaap de Jonge, Editor, Netherlands
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Personal Process Optimization
@: Hi Erik, sounds really interesting! Can you ple (...)
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