The ability of an organization to provide consistent output aligned to strategy and guarantee its stakeholders fulfillment of agreed upon requirements is a function of the how well the tasks performed by employees are aligned towards this goal. The alignment of the actions of individuals in organizations is the result of the
BMGI assists organizations in institutionalizing a process approach in the organization.
Personnel from any level in the organisation assigned responsibility to conduct process assessments
6. What are the contents of the assessment workshop
The time frame for this work is a function of the number of processes to be defined. Typically one process requires two to four days for finalisation with all formats and annexures. This is a function of the scope, complexity of process and also the levl of improvements desired
Once the processes are finalised, the rollout can be done in a months time.
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Details |
Exercise |
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Introduction and Agenda |
Who you are, Name, Dept and Location. Each person introduces his partner
2) Expectations |
1) Who you are, Name, Dept and Location. Each person introduces his partner
2) Expectation collection |
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2 |
Process Concepts |
What is a process and concepts on SIPOC |
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What are the benefits of adopting a process approach |
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Process approach , process maturity and stages of moving towards a process organization |
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Concept on Process Families - EWPM and other standards and what are mission critical processes |
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Concepts on evaluating processes on Approach -Deployment -Results |
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Stakeholder Analysis
1) Understanding SIPOC
2) Concepts on vision/ mission of organization and identifying key stakeholders and stakeholder's Critical To Needs |
For one key output / Key service 1) Identifying customers, outputs, customer critical processes using SIPOC |
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3 |
Fundamentals of Good Process Design |
Understanding aspects of good Process Design - Introduce concepts of
a) FTR process designs - General principles and Tips on FTR - no duplication, etc
b) Concept of VA/NVA
c) Benchmarking
d) Best concepts from MBNQA
e) Usage of IT |
Analysing a sample process on good design and Process Maturity |
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Assess current levels of process maturity and quality |
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4 |
Measurement of Processes |
a) Review concepts of lead and lag measures/efficiency, flexibility and effectiveness measures
b) Comparision against benchmarks and standards
c) Trend observation
d) Evaluating relevant metrics identified for key processes |
Exercise on Measurement of processes |
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• Learn how to select process measures so as to maintain focus |
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• Evaluating the measurement framework |
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5 |
Assessment Skills |
Soft & Hard skills essential for process assessment |
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Sample caselets on tough interactions and how to manage them |
Role Play and analysis by observers - what would be right approach |
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6 |
Planning & Conducting Process Assessments |
Designing process assessment questionnaires (concepts on Qs to include and relevant standards) |
Exercise on Designing Assessment Qs (all dimensions of ADR) |
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Presentation and discussion on exercise of designed Questionnaire |
| II |
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• Planning process assessments |
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• Conducting process assessments |
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Exercise on Process assessment on a simulated case study |
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7 |
Post-Assessment Activities |
Reporting findings of process assessments |
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Identifying process improvement opportunities |
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Making recommendations |
Sample filling of Process assessment based on caselets |
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8 |
Sustaining Process Assessment & Implementation |
Continuing the journey towards process excellence -
1) Tracking closure periodically as assessors
2) As an organization - Monitoring Process Performance -
a) Trends and Benchmarks
b) IT locks
c) SPC interventions
d) Pokayokes |
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Deploying process quality assessment in the organization |
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Improving the assessment process - methodologies |
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9 |
Wrap up and Feedback |
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