UDream in association with ISIM is conducting a 2 day workshop on business process management by Prof. Raghu Santanam from Arizona State University
What's BPM
Business Process Management*(BPM) is a*holistic management*approach*that promotes business effectiveness and efficiency while striving for innovation, flexibility, and integration with technology. Business process management attempts to improve processes continuously. It could therefore be described as a "process optimization process.” Read More
Background & Context
The ubiquitous presence of IT in every aspect of organizations and society requires today’s managers and executives to have a clear understanding of the role technology plays in advancing business strategies. Fast changing, competitive landscapes require innovations in business practices that are often enabled by IT applications. Therefore business and IT leaders frequently need to collaborate on continuous innovations in business processes and explore how IT can accelerate and enable these innovations. The main objective of the workshop is to impart sufficient understanding of the issues we encounter in evaluating, designing, implementing and managing business processes
Objective
Build the foundations for process analysis by focusing on key aspects of business processes, including collaboration, information flow, people, roles and business rules
Introduction to various techniques and tools of process analysis and management including process mapping techniques and simulation
Build the competency required to model and analyze AS-IS processes and develop coherent and well thought out improvement plans for redesigning organizational processes
Topics
* The workshop will use real business case studies in interactive sessions to deliver the core content. A course packet consisting of workshop notes, articles and business case studies will be given to each workshop participant. Business process modeling sessions will be conducted using industry-standard Business Process Modeling Software.
Participant Profile
The workshop is targeted for audience in a wide range of professions including Manufacturing, IT, Education, Process Analysts , Service Industries, Banking, etc. The Workshop is designed for experts/business managers specializing in Process Analysis and mapping. A working knowledge of computers and its applications is essential.
Registration
Registration Fee: INR 6,000*
Early Bird & Educational professionals: INR 5,000*
Registration Fee (with accommodation & meals @ Evoma - twin sharing for 2 nights-INR.10,000)
Registration fee includes teaching materials, lunch and refreshments
Please visit the following link to register
Workshop on Business Process Management
or Contact following people for registration or register through the form provided here
Jayanth: 09663376680
Shweta: 09663317770
From India, Bangalore
1What's BPM
Business Process Management*(BPM) is a*holistic management*approach*that promotes business effectiveness and efficiency while striving for innovation, flexibility, and integration with technology. Business process management attempts to improve processes continuously. It could therefore be described as a "process optimization process.” Read More
Background & Context
The ubiquitous presence of IT in every aspect of organizations and society requires today’s managers and executives to have a clear understanding of the role technology plays in advancing business strategies. Fast changing, competitive landscapes require innovations in business practices that are often enabled by IT applications. Therefore business and IT leaders frequently need to collaborate on continuous innovations in business processes and explore how IT can accelerate and enable these innovations. The main objective of the workshop is to impart sufficient understanding of the issues we encounter in evaluating, designing, implementing and managing business processes
Objective
Build the foundations for process analysis by focusing on key aspects of business processes, including collaboration, information flow, people, roles and business rules
Introduction to various techniques and tools of process analysis and management including process mapping techniques and simulation
Build the competency required to model and analyze AS-IS processes and develop coherent and well thought out improvement plans for redesigning organizational processes
Topics
- Importance and benefits of a Process Oriented Enterprise
- Modeling and Analysis of As-Is Business Processes
- Principles of effective business process design
- Simulation modeling to assess To-Be process models
* The workshop will use real business case studies in interactive sessions to deliver the core content. A course packet consisting of workshop notes, articles and business case studies will be given to each workshop participant. Business process modeling sessions will be conducted using industry-standard Business Process Modeling Software.
Participant Profile
The workshop is targeted for audience in a wide range of professions including Manufacturing, IT, Education, Process Analysts , Service Industries, Banking, etc. The Workshop is designed for experts/business managers specializing in Process Analysis and mapping. A working knowledge of computers and its applications is essential.
Registration
Registration Fee: INR 6,000*
Early Bird & Educational professionals: INR 5,000*
Registration Fee (with accommodation & meals @ Evoma - twin sharing for 2 nights-INR.10,000)
Registration fee includes teaching materials, lunch and refreshments
Please visit the following link to register
Workshop on Business Process Management
or Contact following people for registration or register through the form provided here
Jayanth: 09663376680
Shweta: 09663317770
From India, Bangalore
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