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Before anyone proceeds to redesign a process, they must understand the existing process.

Once a process and its interaction with other processes is understood, a decision needs to be made whether to redesign it or not. Not all processes, even if they are dysfunctional, need to be reengineered. The criteria for making the decision should include positive answers to the following questions:

»          Is it, in fact, a dysfunctional process?

»          Is it critical and influential in terms of revenue generation and/or customer satisfaction?

»          Is it feasible and cost effective to change the process?

»          Is it likely to be successfully reengineered?

 
These four questions need to be weighed together. But do keep in mind that there are some key processes that may not seem feasible to change, but the consequences of not changing them is also unfeasible.

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Change for change sake is not wise. It must lead to improvements which can be tracked and measured.

Together we will identify what is feasible and what is not. We will identify metrics you want moved, and we will find a way to move them. And if a process needs to be changed, we will challenge internal company rules and industry rules, and discard previous assumptions, in order to provide you with the most creative, effective, and simple process that improves your business in all the right ways, and positions you more effectively in the market.

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Business process reengineering transforms an organization in ways that directly affect performance. Reengineering is the fundamental rethinking and radical redesign of business processes to achieve dramatic improvements in critical measures of performance such as cost, quality, service and speed. An organization is only as effective as its processes.

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