process identification
-1º step of bpm lifecycle
-output:
1. process architecture
2. decision tool to determine which processes will enter in the bpm lifecycle
-not for free
-2 key activities:
1. process architecture definition
2. process selection
Process categories according to Porter’s value chain
● Support processes / Secondary:
enable the execution of core processes
● Core processes / Primary:
cover the essential value creation of a company (typically external)
● Management processes:
provide directions, rules, and practices for core and support processes
relationships between processes
-Sequence:
logical sequence, outputs and inputs
Reference models of process architecture
-reference models:
1. go through all relevant categories
2. identify relevant processes for the organization (ITIL, SCOR, PCF)
process landscape model checklist
○ is it a process at all? = main action
○ can the process be controlled? = observable, case notion, sense of repetition
○ is the process important enough to manage?
○ is the process scope too big?
○ is the process scope too small?
Process landscape model in 7 step method
criteria for process selection
-health:
time, cost, quality, flexibility
-feasibility:
goal: how susceptible a process is to bpm initiatives
process portfolio
set of all processes in general and in relation to key selection criteria