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Alignment of BPR and IT Solution Approach
funke tijani, Student (University), United Kingdom, Member
I am conducting research as part of a Masters degree on the combination of business process change methodologies i.e. radical and continuous improvement and IT solution approach such as Commerical Of the Shelf (COTS, package software), Business Process Management Systems (BPMS) / workflow management systems and custom-build used in organisations.
From literature there is evidence that some combinations may not be well suited which may lead to lack of alignment between business service and IT. Also discovered through literature is that there might be factors that influence the use of such combinations e.g. cost, time, standardisation, core processes etc.
For example, the use of BPR and custom development may give a very good alignment because processes with problems are identified, re-engineered and a system custom built to support it. But the cost and time involved in such a project may deter some organisations from going for such option.
The combinations I am looking at...
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BPR and IT Systems - COTS or Otherwise
Debashish Bhattacharyya, ICT Consultant, India, Member The primary requirement is the process; and the software follows process. If the processes are not aligned to the business objectives, the application... |
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Business Process Engineering
Darron Passlow, Business Consultant, Australia, Member All, the big challenge in BPR is understanding what you are trying to achieve (the goals).
Then deciding on the best process that will fit the "c... |
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