What steps should a company take to implement BPR in their operations?

To implement Business Process Re-engineering (BPR) in their operations, a company should follow these steps:

1. Identify the need for change: Recognize the areas that require improvement or are not performing optimally.

2. Analyze existing processes: Understand the current processes and identify bottlenecks or inefficiencies.

3. Design new processes: Based on the analysis, design new processes that are more efficient and meet the company's objectives.

4. Implement the new processes: Put the newly designed processes into practice. This may involve training staff, acquiring new tools or technology, and managing change within the organization.

5. Review and improve: Continually monitor the new processes and make improvements as necessary.

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BPR decreases management layers, accelerates workflows, and optimizes time-sensitive activities to help your organization adapt to today's rapidly-paced business environment. Additionally, BPR puts a higher emphasis on client needs, which allows organizations to produce better products and yield higher ROI. Use this management framework to transform your organization from purely functional to lean, process-oriented, and collaborative. Read to the end, and we'll explain how Airbnb used BPR to overhaul its entire product team to streamline its product design process from days to 45 minutes.

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Business Process Re-engineering (BPR)

How do you cut costs and streamline workflows that are vital to your organization? Consider business process re-engineering, a systematic overhaul to...

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