Business
Process Review & Reengineering
Applied
Business Systems (ABS) goals for Business Process Review and/or
Business Process Reengineering (BPR) of Human Resource (HR), Payroll,
Financial and ERP systems is to maximize the performance of workflows and
operational processes taking into account: a) corporate and departmental
objectives, b) industry best practices, and c) the capabilities of existing, or soon
to be implemented, packages or in-house systems.
ABS has
developed well-proven BPR approaches that address the unique
challenges experienced by organizations with global or
decentralized operations, diverse business communities, unionized
or high-volume environments. Typically, this involves activities,
such as: assessing resource intensive or problematic processes;
evaluating ERP solutions from PeopleSoft, Oracle and SAP and
comparing them to third-party software or outsourcing services;
identifying and correcting data integrity and timeliness issues;
assessing organizational structures and staff skill levels; and designing
robust, efficient and cost-effective applications.
Our HR, Payroll
(HRIS), ERP and Financial BPR services can be broadly classified as follows:
Business Process
Review tasks:
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Analyzing the business & technical environment; quantifying issues,
problems & opportunities |
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Assessing performance of organizational structures,
operations and applications |
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Prioritizing needs; cost-justifying solutions. |
Business Process
Reengineering tasks:
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Designing cost-effective, efficient and robust solutions that involve
ERP systems, third-party software and outsourcing services |
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Developing and executing change management procedures |
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Establishing standards and procedures for operations, maintenance and development support |
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Operational and technical training. |
ABS clients
have experienced substantial benefits from our HRIS and ERP Business Process Review
and/or Reengineering projects, for example:
BPR Benefits:
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An objective and realistic view of strengths and weaknesses of environments and architectures in comparison to best practices |
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Recommendations on how state-of-the-art technologies may best be used to increase productivity and efficiencies |
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Development of applications and systems that reduce long-term costs. |
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