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December 2013 Chicago Chapter Meeting. A Case Study in Process Frameworks. Agenda. 9:00 a.m. Arrival and networking 9:15 a.m. General Announcements – Chapter Officers Updates
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December 2013Chicago Chapter Meeting A Case Study in Process Frameworks
Agenda • 9:00 a.m. Arrival and networking • 9:15 a.m. General Announcements – Chapter Officers Updates • 9:30 a.m. Feature Presentation "A case studyof APQC's Process Classification Framework" Michelle Sheedy • 11:00 a.m. Facilitated Discussion • 11:30 a.m. Holiday Fun and Continued Networking • 12:00 p.m. Adjourn
Officer Updates • Tom Hillison – VP Marketing • JD Sanders – VP of Information • Gavin Quinn – VP of Education • Pat Dowdle – VP of Finance • Phil Vitkus – VP Membership • Dan Morris – VP of International Relations • VP – Operations and Programs
International Updates • Training provider registration – • expanded approach to training • build member value through access and discounts • CBPP certification promotion – • Brazil has the greatest number of CBPPs. • The creation of an entry level certification – • Dan Morris to lead this and work with Europe and S. America • The creation of a masters level certification - sameas current • Membership and certification - certification should become a focus of each chapter. This may help drive membership. • Marketing will be a focus in 2013
BPM Trivia From the ABPMP CBOK First to Raise Hands Gift Cards as Prizes
Name (4) of the (6) BPM Critical Success Factors • Alignment of strategy, value chain, and business process • Establishment of Goals • Executive sponsorship / governance • Process ownership • Metrics, measures, and monitoring • Institutionalized practices [mastery of skills, CoE, standardized methodology]
What are the differences between Diagrams, Maps and Models • Diagrams – rough abstraction • Identifies the major activities of a process • Map – precise / accurate representation • Comprehensive view of performers, events, results, activities, relationships • Model – includes performance attirbutes • Used for simulation • Includes metrics, reporting capabilities, data that impacts performance
Name (5) of the key categories/ Activities of Process Analysis • Understanding the unknown • Business environment • Organizational culture / context • Performance metrics • Customer interactions • Hand-offs • Business Rules • Capacity • Bottlenecks • Variation • Cost • Human Involvement • Process Controls