Posts Tagged ‘process definition’
Why you should choose crowd-driven process mining
There are many ways of running process mining and discovery; we previously outlined three in this article. This time, we’re going to dig deeper into the crowd-driven method and reveal why it’s of such value. Crowd-driven mining is collaborative, quick and easy Most of us are familiar with the principles of crowdfunding or crowdsourcing. They…
Read MoreWhat’s your process maturity level?
Do you do formal process mapping, and if so how’s it going? Are you a beginner? Or are you doing well in some areas but struggling in others? You might be experienced, using all the right tools in the most effective way possible. Try our quick quiz to discover where you are, and receive some…
Read MoreThree reasons to optimise your process documentation
Do you have clear visibility of your business operations? Process documentation can help you achieve it. Using accurate models and definitions allows you to identify, target and resolve problems caused by poor visibility. We look at three key benefits of optimising your process documentation. Process documentation forms the basis of a successful business I worked…
Read MoreHow to run effective process discovery
How do you currently discover and map your business processes? In our recent LinkedIn poll, 13% of respondents said they used an Excel spreadsheet. Methods like this can generate all sorts of problems: version control, inputting mistakes – the list goes on. There is a better way. Using a centralised system gives you more…
Read MoreHow to run a business process review
A business process review (BPR) lays the foundations for a successful business transformation. Here’s a handy four-step guide to running an effective review. A BPR sets you on the right track for business transformation A BPR is simply a way to assess how your processes are working and identify ways to improve them. You…
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