Information technology changes how work moves, how decisions are made, and which skills matter across an organization.
Read moreInnovation fuels improvement: improved products and features, improved methods, and improved knowledge. Do you know the history of innovation?
Read moreThe COVID-19 pandemic entered our lives suddenly, impacted business process management, and brought with it a rapid transition to new work systems and policies. For business process management, this has required plenty of changes all at once, and many of them are still with us. Ask yourself: how much of the way your company operates […]
Read moreProcess maps show work at different levels of detail. Compare high-level, low-level, swim lane, document, activity, workflow, and rendered maps to choose the right view for improvement and change.
Read moreMoving your business to another state is more than a change of address. Registrations, taxes, employees, equipment, utilities, suppliers, and customers can all depend on the same moving date. The move becomes much easier when every dependency has an owner and a deadline. A detailed checklist helps you manage what must happen before, during, and […]
Read moreLearn seven practical ways to facilitate organizational change through stakeholder baselines, targeted strategies, measurement, communication, and reinforcement.
Read moreRendered process maps help teams see how current-state waste, future-state process design, and a clear improvement story connect so change is easier to understand and support.
Read moreLearn how to change current business operations with a structured plan, advance education, supervisor preparation, measured rollout, follow-up, and post-change review.
Read moreChange and improvement need to occur on a regular basis, but they do not happen by accident. Top management shows commitment by budgeting money, protecting time, scheduling improvement, and communicating the change clearly.
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