Agility by ARIS Business Process Management (eBook)
IX, 282 Seiten
Springer Berlin (Verlag)
978-3-540-33528-3 (ISBN)
This book explores the Business Process Management cycle in theory and practice, from the technical as well as the business point of view. Both the ARIS Platform and the methodical approach of ARIS Value Engineering (AVE) are referred to in detail. More than half of the articles are case studies. The book offers valuable ideas to companies on how to optimize their own business processes and thus become more competitive.
Preface 5
Table of Contents 7
Part I: Business Process Lifecycle 10
ARIS – Software, Method and Instrument 11
Closed System for Customer-Individual Requirements 12
From the Strategy to Controlling and Back 13
BPM – A Question of the Definition 14
Process Management as a Mile Stone for Service Oriented Architecture ( SOA) 15
The Bridge from Business to IT 15
Business Processes Support Growth at BMW Group Financial Services 19
Practical Implication and Use of Process Management at T- Mobile Czech Republic, a.s. 24
1 Brief Introduction 25
2 Milestone of Process Management at TMCZ 26
3 Future Outlook 33
4 Conclusion 33
When Giants Learn How to Dance – The Introduction of Process Management to a Health Insurance Fund 34
1 The Company 35
2 From a Project to Process Management 35
3 Project 2000 36
4 Process Management 2005 40
5 Conclusion 43
Part II: Business Process Strategy 45
From Business to Processes 46
1 BPM Bridges the Gap Between Business and Organization 47
2 Understanding the Business 49
3 The Human Factor 56
Bibliography 57
Business Process Excellence at Royal KPN 58
1 Introducing KPN 59
2 Initial Situation 60
3 The Project 62
4 Track 1: Process Release Cycle Management 65
5 Track 2: End-User Targeted Process Web 69
6 Track 3: Modeling Conventions 72
7 Conclusions and Lessons Learned 73
Quality Management Handbook on the Web – A Visionary Platform 76
1 Company Profile of Ingenics AG 77
2 Starting Point 77
3 New Management and Process Culture 78
4 Web-Enabled QM Handbook 82
5 Outlook 87
Bibliography 88
New Roof for Austrian Railways Network Provider – The Introduction of Business Process Management at ÖBB Infrastruktur Betrieb AG 89
1 The Concise History of ÖBB and the ÖBB Infrastruktur Betrieb AG 90
2 The Vision of ÖBB Infrastruktur Betrieb AG 91
3 Timetable 91
4 “Process Management Is on Track” 93
5 The Information Platform for Process Management 96
6 Conclusion 96
Industrialized Sales 98
1 Media in Fear of Livelihood 99
2 Cul de Sac: Cost Reduction 100
3 Make 90 Sales Persons from 40 – Process Optimization in Sales 101
4 Conclusion 104
What Business Leaders Can Learn from Jazz Musicians About Emergent Processes 105
1 Introduction 106
2 Entergy’s Story 107
3 Principle #1: Conversations Should Be the Focus 111
4 Principle #2: Rely On, and Constantly Build, a Mental Map of What Others’ Know 112
5 Principle #3: Engage Customers in the Emergence, Don’t Hide It 113
6 Principle #4: Constantly Shift Leadership 114
7 Conclusion 115
Part III: Business Process Design 116
Business Process Design as the Basis for Compliance Management, Enterprise Architecture and Business Rules 117
1 The ARIS Method as the Basis for Company-Wide Business Process Management 118
2 Business Process Design – Modeling, Analysis and Optimization 119
3 From Business Process Design to Compliance Management 121
4 From Business Process Design to Enterprise Architecture 123
5 From Business Process Design to Process Execution According to Business Rules 126
6 Conclusion 127
Process-Oriented Changes in the Slovak Railways 128
1 First Division of the State-Owned Railways 129
2 Preparation of the Project of the Process-Oriented Change of ZSSK 130
3 Conclusion 140
Success Formula for the Regulated Economy – Certitude Through Compliance Management 141
1 Increasingly Complex Requirements 143
2 Introducing the Right Compliance Strategy 143
3 Unnecessarily High Compliance Costs 144
4 From Cost-Driver to Competitive Advantage 144
5 Well Prepared? The Tasks of Holistic Compliance Management 145
6 Comprehensive Controls! Reassuring Answers to Urgent Questions 146
7 Universal and Integrated 147
8 More Certitude Through an Integrated Compliance Management Approach 151
Bibliography 151
IOP – Intelligent Order Processing 152
1 Company Profile 153
2 The Challenge 153
3 Evaluation Phase 154
4 The Solution 155
5 Conclusion 159
Part IV: Business Process Implementation 160
Business Process Implementation – More than Just Implementing IT 161
1 From Swift Implementation to Systematic Success 162
2 ARIS Value Engineering for SAP 165
3 New Ways in Service-Oriented Architectures 171
4 Conclusion 174
Bibliography 175
Building an Integrated Performance Management System for Process- Oriented Operation Management 176
E.ON Kernkraft – Unterweser Nuclear Power Plant ( UNPP): A Short Outline 177
2 Requirements for Process-Oriented Operation Management 178
3 Principles of the Performance Management System 178
4 Procedure for the Introduction of a PMS 180
5 Process Monitoring Using PMS 182
6 Supervising PMS 185
7 Process Analysis Using ARIS Process Performance Manager ( ARIS PPM) 186
8 Assessment and Benefits of PMS 191
Integrated Manufacturing Execution Systems – Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow: From Systems Integration to Comprehensive Optimization of Business Processes 193
1 25 Years of Operation Management Systems 194
2 Outlook: Opportunities and Challenges 201
Bibliography 202
Hawaiian Tropic Sizzles with Integrated mySAP All- in- One Solution 203
1 Mergers and Mayhem 204
2 A Smooth Transition 204
3 Timing Is Everything 205
4 A Sunny Forecast 206
Aligning the Core Logistics Processes of the US Army with SAP 207
1 Introduction 208
2 Solution 209
3 Conclusion 214
Bibliography 214
From Business Process to Application: Model- Driven Development of Management Software 215
1 Overview 216
2 Business Process Analysis 216
3 Specification Analysis 219
4 Analysis Classification Model 220
5 System Design and Generation 224
6 Conclusion 224
Bibliography 225
Part V: Business Process Controlling 226
Monitoring, Analyzing and Optimizing Corporate Performance – State of the Art and Current Trends 227
1 From ‘Business Intelligence’ to ‘Corporate Performance Management’ 228
2 Early Indicators – Structural Analysis Instead of Visualizing Key Indicators 228
3 Trends and Current Developments 236
4 Outlook: Performance of Unstructured ‘Processes’? 240
Bibliography 241
Closed Control Cycle for Business Process Management on the Credit Suisse Securities Platform 243
1 Project Description 244
2 Technical Solution 248
3 Case Study: Stock Market Transaction Processing in Securities Operations 255
4 Conclusion 260
From Process Efficiency to Organizational Performance 261
1 Corporate Performance Management – Processes and Organization 262
2 History and Field of Application for the Analysis of Organizational Networks 264
3 Application of ARIS PPM for the Purpose of Organizational Analysis 265
4 Outlook 271
Bibliography 272
Erscheint lt. Verlag | 11.8.2006 |
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Zusatzinfo | IX, 282 p. |
Verlagsort | Berlin |
Sprache | englisch |
Themenwelt | Wirtschaft ► Allgemeines / Lexika |
Schlagworte | ARIS • business • Business Process • business process management • business rules • Consulting • Controlling • Enterprise Architecture • IDS Scheer • Information Technology (IT) • IT • Management • Optimization • organization • Performance Management • Process Management • SAP • Strategy |
ISBN-10 | 3-540-33528-5 / 3540335285 |
ISBN-13 | 978-3-540-33528-3 / 9783540335283 |
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