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Graduate Project Presentation
Presentation by: Dimitris KosmidisDec. 20, 2007
Presentation Title : End-2-End Business Process InnovationGraduate Project on Technology Management
Program Degree: MSc in Management of Business, Innovation & Technology (MBIT)
Supervising Professor: G. S. Yovanof
Contents
Preface (4’)Description (5’ / 9’)Definition (5’ / 14’)Market (5’ / 19’)Strategy (4’ / 23’)Proposition (5’ / 28’)Management (3’ / 31’)Financials (4’ / 35’)Conclusion (3’ / 38’)
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Preface
End-2-End Business Process: is about addressing business information and processes across organizational and technological silos.
Innovation: involves (1) introducing something new, which can be (2) an idea, a method or a device.
Scope: we will not discuss “a new concept” here. Innovation in this presentation will mostly relate to the use (flow) of master-data, meta-data, etc., in such a way, to enable visibility and availability of key information across the enterprise.
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Business Process Experts
The Business Process Expert is neither a traditional developer nor a traditional business analyst, but is able to apply the concepts, metrics, and performance objectives of business in the analysis, design, and optimization of IT implementations capable of executing and monitoring cross-functional processes. Such a role demands a common language that bridges the worlds of business and IT as well: the Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN), a standard from Object Management Group (OMG).
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BPMN / BPMS
What is BPMN: Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN), is a graphical notation for modeling business processes. A BPMN model is essentially a diagram of the process flow, but a process model is more than a drawing.
Fig.: BP General Architecture.
Description
Innovation & Business Process Change
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Innovation in the Context of Process Change
The best known methodology associated with Six Sigma is DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control).Supply-Chain Operations Reference (SCOR) is the Supply Chain Council's supply chain framework. It is also the name of a notation and a methodology defined by the SCC.
Fig.: The O'Reilly-Tushman Innovation Continuum.
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Innovation & Process Change
Fig.:...
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Enterprise Architecture
Fig.: An Enterprise Architecture Performance Reference Model
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Zachman Framework
Definition
Enterprise ModelingOverview on Business Process
Methodologies
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SOA
Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) provides a blueprint for services-based, flexible business solutions. SOA helps companies create a common collection of business oriented capabilities that are abstracted from their underlying technologies and organizational boundaries. This is fundamentally different from traditional application development approaches, which usually focus on single applications. Service-Oriented Architecture is based on three key principles:
Re-use.Standardized service definition.Holistic requirements and design.
Fig.: The “SAP Enterprise” SOA stack.
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ITIL v3
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The IT Organization
Fig.: The IT Organisation’s ‘Front Office’ and ‘Back Office’ Processes (Source: newScale, Inc.).
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The Service Catalogue and the CMDB
Tab.: The Service Catalogue and the CMDB (Source: newScale, Inc.).
Market
The State of the BPMS Market
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What is happening with BPMS?
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The Technology Adoption Curve
BPMS & EAIWorkflow & Process Modeling
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Organization Maps
Fig.: An Organization Map
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ITIL v3 Application e.g.
DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control).Continual Service Improvement (CSI) is an important phase in the IT service management life cycle; since business demands evolve and change over time, the ability to continually meet and exceed the business requirements becomes critical.
Strategy
Organization Analysis vs. Organization Transformation
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The First Step of BPM
Consider the three technologies that companies are presently using for process discovery: BPA (IDS Sheer), BPMN Modelers and Microsoft Office applications (Visio).www.oasis-open.org (Business Process Execution Language, BPEL), www.bpmn.org (Business Process Management Notation, BPMN), www.wfmc.org (XML Process Definition Language, XPDL), notation, terminology & semantics.
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Object Management Group
Tab.: OMG's Standards Map to the Zachman Framework.
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A BP Ontology e.g.
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Innovation vs. Complexity
Currentbusinesssystem
Currentbusinesssystem
Model T:zero-complexity
baseline
Model T:zero-complexity
baseline
Innovationfulcrum
Innovationfulcrum
Cost out the newone-productprocess andestimated impacton quality
Add optionsback in to meettrue customerdemand
UnderstandHow processesChange asComplexity isLayered back in
Fig.: Finding your Model T: ref. HBR.
Proposition
Tight Integration and Efficiency vs. Flexibility
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Value Chain & Value Nets
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Component Business Models e.g. IBM
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Business Maps
Tab.: SAP ERP Solution Business Map.
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EUP: Extending the RUP
Management
BPM and Management
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The IT – BM “Bipolar”
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The Business Process Maturity Model
Tab.: Maturity Model Typology.
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The Usage Model e.g. Intel
A usage model is a collection of data that describes system usage within a stated context.Compelling products exist where business, usage, and technology intersect.
Certain segments of a target market might place different values on these areas; early adopters tend to favor new technology over ease of use, for example. However, all three must be present for a product to be broadly successful in its market.
Over time, Intel has evolved from being a “building block” supplier to focusing increasingly on platforms… ref., Innovation Management & Entrepreneurship & Strategic Management Class Cases
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Title
The usage model structure contains 12 components in 3 tiers: supporting data, overview, and usage details. The tiers’ order corresponds roughly to the order that the usage model is created as an artifact of requirements elicitation and analysis activities.In terms of the volume of information, however, the model looks more like a pyramid with supporting data at the base, usage details in the middle, and the overview at the peak.Usage models frequently reuse components, ref., MP3 e.g.
For example, a single usage model could contain many use cases, scenarios, and task flows, but any particular use case, scenario, or task flow could also belong to several usage models.
Financial Aspects
“Research Abstracts”
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SLA / SLM, Outsourcing
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On Demand (SaaS)
The increasing and well-documented emphasis on IT alignment and governance.
The convergence of software and services through the rise of software as a service (SaaS).
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ERP and SaaS (SMB e.g.)
Tab.: Cost element comparison of SaaS and on-premises systems
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The Financial Case for a Service Catalogue
The table outlines example areas where potential financial savings can be made through the use of a Service Catalogue. The figures represent conservative estimates of savings through the introduction of an actionable Service Catalogue for an IT organization with 100 unique IT services and 50,000 service requests annually.
Tab.: Cost element comparison of SaaS and on-premises systems (Source: newScale, Inc.).
Conclusion
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Business Process Modeling: Documenting and implementing business processes of an organization, forms a huge challenge, since there are many issues to address, such as, effectiveness, efficiency, integrity of data and information, timeliness, scalability, compatibility & openness, etc.The final deliverable should address the expectations of sponsors and users, management and workforce. It should answer with a persuasive manner real case, –day to day scenarios.It should be resistant to critique, –transparent and understandable, and at the same time easily adaptable to a changing environment. It should be able to accommodate additional and / or altered requirements with the minimum cost, time and effort. This is the purpose of the use of BPA (eEPC) Tools, BPMN Modelers or MS-Office Applications.Faster and less expensive process creation, through process component reuse.Business user engagementBetter context for process monitoringAgile BPM addresses more problems
Some Concluding Remarks
Thank you.