Business Process Management Training Course for Increasing Efficiency
Formats⟩Live Virtual: 4 hrs./day, 2 Days |In-Person: 6 hrs./day, 2 Days
Business process management (BPM) is a systematic approach to planning, carrying out, and overseeing organizational business processes. During this high-impact course, we will teach you how to identify, analyze, and optimize existing business processes. You will learn how to streamline workflows, reduce redundancies, automate tasks, and utilize data to monitor performance, ultimately leading to improved productivity and efficiency.
Learning Objectives »
Understand business process management.
Apply 6 phases of successful BPM.
Learn tools for planning and initiating your processes.
Explore process design techniques.
Model and test your process for implementation.
Execute and monitor business processes.
Optimize processes for continuous improvement and success.
Format Option ⟩Live Virtual: 4 hrs./1 Day |In-Person: 6 hrs./1 Day
Condensed training of key concepts with limited application, offering valuable insights and takeaways.
Course Agenda
BPM Overview
Defining BPM
Key Elements of BPM
BPM Key Roles
Task vs. Project vs. BPM
BPM Lifecycle
Real-World Applications and Examples
Planning and Initiation
BPM Strategy
Types of BPM
Pros and Cons of Each BPM Type
When to Use Each BPM Type
Hybrid BPM Approaches
BPM Business Case and Roadmap
SMART Goals
Process Design
“As-Is” Analysis
Define the Future Process (“To-Be”)
Identifying Bottlenecks
Bottleneck Root Causes
Manual vs. Automated Reporting
RACI Matrix – “Who Owns What?”
Choosing the Right Method
Swimlane diagram
SIPOC Diagram
Modeling and Testing
Mapping vs. Modeling
From Simple to Detailed
Business Process Model & Notation
Decision Trees
Handling Exceptions
Testing Processes and Methods
Execution, Monitoring, and Optimization
Execution Failures
Deliverables for Execution
Communication
Change Management
Training & Process Adoption
Deployment
Tools for Monitoring
Automating Reports
Responding to Issues
Using Data to Drive Improvements
Continuous Improvements
Business Process Management Training Course for Increasing Efficiency
Formats⟩Live Virtual: 4 hrs./day, 2 Days |In-Person: 6 hrs./day, 2 Days
Business process management (BPM) is a systematic approach to planning, carrying out, and overseeing organizational business processes. During this high-impact course, we will teach you how to identify, analyze, and optimize existing business processes. You will learn how to streamline workflows, reduce redundancies, automate tasks, and utilize data to monitor performance, ultimately leading to improved productivity and efficiency.
Learning Objectives »
Understand business process management.
Apply 6 phases of successful BPM.
Learn tools for planning and initiating your processes.
Explore process design techniques.
Model and test your process for implementation.
Execute and monitor business processes.
Optimize processes for continuous improvement and success.
Format Option ⟩Live Virtual: 4 hrs./1 Day |In-Person: 6 hrs./1 Day
Condensed training of key concepts with limited application, offering valuable insights and takeaways.
Course Agenda
BPM Overview
Defining BPM
Key Elements of BPM
BPM Key Roles
Task vs. Project vs. BPM
BPM Lifecycle
Real-World Applications and Examples
Planning and Initiation
BPM Strategy
Types of BPM
Pros and Cons of Each BPM Type
When to Use Each BPM Type
Hybrid BPM Approaches
BPM Business Case and Roadmap
SMART Goals
Process Design
“As-Is” Analysis
Define the Future Process (“To-Be”)
Identifying Bottlenecks
Bottleneck Root Causes
Manual vs. Automated Reporting
RACI Matrix – “Who Owns What?”
Choosing the Right Method
Swimlane diagram
SIPOC Diagram
Modeling and Testing
Mapping vs. Modeling
From Simple to Detailed
Business Process Model & Notation
Decision Trees
Handling Exceptions
Testing Processes and Methods
Execution, Monitoring, and Optimization
Execution Failures
Deliverables for Execution
Communication
Change Management
Training & Process Adoption
Deployment
Tools for Monitoring
Automating Reports
Responding to Issues
Using Data to Drive Improvements
Continuous Improvements
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