Saturday, 3 December 2011

Pega BPM Approach

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  • Lack of transparency in organizational Processes
  • Multiple Processes for the same objective
  • Parallel Process
  • Processes countering each other
  • Different Standards
  • Higher costs of BPM implementation 
  • Higher cost of Process maintenance
  • Sluggish reaction to Process changes
  • Organization conflict nightmare 


BPM Process Harmonization- Balancing Standardization & Localization




Process harmonization creates a balance between standardization and localization requirements  to creates efficient, cost-effective business processes which would create a Global Process Inventory for BPM implementation .






Stage 1 Process scope definition and stakeholder identification


Objectives & Activities:

  • Process defining workshops with Business sponsors
  • Identification of various milestones, end points and inputs to the overall business process
  • Identification of key steps of achieving these inputs and outputs
  • Identification of Process champions/ Functional experts

Key Deliverable:

  • Business drivers document- Containing list of business drivers
  • Actor list - Broken down into Consumer Actors & Provider actors
  • High level Business process Map-  defined start points and  end points of the process
  • Stakeholder List- Containing SMEs & Other process champions


Stage 2 Identification of AS IS Process variation forms

Objectives & Activities:

  • Process understanding workshops
  • Evolving common understanding with client on the variations of the processes that would need to be harmonized
  • Identifying key reasons for process variations
  • Identifying expected benefits from the process harmonization exercise

Key Deliverable:

  • High level process maps of Process variation forms V1, V2…
  • Benefits documents


Stage 3 Detailed Process Analysis Documentation


Objectives & Activities:
  • Individual process detailing workshops with different SMEs
  • Definition of each activity step for the process variations
  • Evolving measurement metrics
  • Identification of process improvement areas
  • Establishing common understanding on artifacts flow for each of the process variation
  • Develop detailed Process Maps
  • For each of the process generate a modified RASI / RASCI Matrix , Problems, Time & Cost parameters


Key Deliverable:


  • Work in Progress detailed process maps
  • Work in progress modified RASCI matrix
  • Final detailed AS IS process maps
  • Problem Dossier - Identification and grouping the key problems which exist with the overall process


Stage 4 Evolving To Be Harmonized Process


Objectives & Activities:


  • Evolving a common To be Process Evolving different sub processes for different business groups/ departments
  • Applying common SLA standards to the various process across departments/ business units
  • Prepare modified RASCI matrix for the new harmonized process
  • Linking each process change to a business driver 
  • Build SLAs & business rules
  • Impact analysis of Process change


Key Deliverable:


  • Detailed To Be Process maps -implemented through BPM tool 
  • Business Rules Map -Map business rules with each  activity/ process variation
  • Process change to business driver mapping
  • Modified RASCI matrix for the new harmonized process


Stage 5 - Harmonized Process-Validation


Objectives & Activities:


  • Fine-tuning process maps 
  • Modify RASCI matrix based on feedback

Key Deliverable:


  • Fine-tuned Process Maps

Stage 6 - Process Socialization & Dissemination 

Objectives & Activities:

  • Transitioning To Be Processes to Process champions
  • Organizing process dissemination workshops to individual groups
  • Capturing feedback from a larger audience


Key Deliverable:


  • To Be Process explanation Kits
  • Formal feedback from workshop participants



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