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Michael Wood, Business Consultant, United States
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Just wondering: what value does categorizing business processes brings to the BPI/BPM effort? How does the enterprise benefit? How do stakeholders benefit? (...) Read more? Sign up for free
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Jaap de Jonge, Editor, Netherlands
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The Benefits of Categorization
To answer your good question: actually there are major benefits to categorizing things in general:
1. Reduce the complexity of the environment.
2. Identify objects, perceptions, ideas and events.
3. Reduce the necessity of constant learning.
4. Plan how to treat classified entities (provide a basis for instrumental activity).
5. Order and relate categories as category systems.
6. Predict outcomes based on category properties.
7. Extend categories by adding fictive or predicted objects.
Source: Bruner JS, Goodnow JJ and Austin GA, A Study of Thinking, New York: John Wiley, 1962, pages 12-21.
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Michael Wood, Business Consultant, United States
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Why Categorize Processes?
@: So no value proposition benefits; just intellec (...)
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Jaap de Jonge, Editor, Netherlands
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Why Categorize Business Processes?
Any organization exists to achieve certain organiz (...)
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Prashanth, Analyst, Australia
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Why Categorize Business Processes?
A (theoritical) value proposition could be
1. Ext (...)
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Rakesh Gudur, Strategy Consultant, India
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Why Categorize the Business Process?
By categorizing the process, the resources can be (...)
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