Conduct Business Process (Re)engineering based on Agile and Lean Principles
Conduct Business Process (Re)engineering based on Agile and Lean Principles
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How often do you ask yourself whether your current business concept is sustainable in the long run?
How often do you ask yourself whether your current business concept is sustainable in the long run?
Value Chain Analysis
Value Chain Analysis
What We Do
What We Do
Our cross-sector experience enables us to conduct value chain analysis for any given sector, or business type. Our applied methodology has proven its success regardless the context and/or circumstances.
Our cross-sector experience enables us to conduct value chain analysis for any given sector, or business type. Our applied methodology has proven its success regardless the context and/or circumstances.
Sector Assessment
Sector Assessment
To develop and understand the value chain of your company, business unit or service, it is advisable to firstly conduct a holistic assessment of the sector and gradually drill down to the appropriate level to ensure we are not overlooking relevant parallel developments, such as emerging alternative value chains that are gaining traction amongst customers.
Value Chain Deep Dive
Value Chain Deep Dive
During the second phase we are going to drill down from a sector level to the appropriate operational levels, starting with the value chain of the respective business line. The starting point is to identify and agree on the main stages of the concept process before going a level deeper.
The deep dive consists of three main stages:
The deep dive consists of three main stages:
Activity Analysis: identification and visual mapping of all activities you undertake to deliver your product or service.
Value Analysis: for each activity, think through what will add the greatest value for your customer.
Evaluation and Planning: evaluate whether it is worth making changes, and then plan for action.
Map the operational level and Identify bottlenecks
Map the operational level and Identify bottlenecks
Last to be addressed are the operational processes, including a customer experience journey map, the actual process execution, procedures, and possible bottlenecks. Employee engagement and customer satisfaction are both part of the assessment as well for obvious reasons.
Business Process Design & Implementation
Business Process Design & Implementation
What We Do
What We Do
We help to radically redesign the core business processes in order to achieve dramatic improvements in productivity, cycle times, and quality.
We help to radically redesign the core business processes in order to achieve dramatic improvements in productivity, cycle times, and quality.
Concept redesign
Concept redesign
We normally start with a blank sheet of paper and rethink existing processes to deliver more value to the customer. Often, the restult is a significant different value system that places increased emphasis on customer needs.
Adapt the organization
Adapt the organization
The outcome carriers often consequences at an organizational level by means of a reduction in organizational layers and eliminate unproductive activities in two key areas. Firstly, a redesign of functional organizations into cross-functional teams. Secondly, a translation in new technology to improve data dissemination and decision making.
Translate the Concept Design
Translate the Concept Design
Once the newly designed value chain has been agreed upon, we support a successful implementation. Naturally, we involve the responsible leaders and teams as much as possible in this process as their engagement and understanding is essential for operational excellence and further enhancements.
The steps involved are:
Designing and visualizing the concept process.
Translating the operational processes into flow charts.
Formulating the standard operating procedures (SOPs), key performance indicators (KPIs), and service-level agreements (SLAs).
Knowledge transfer, training, and coaching.
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