“In each of our engagements, Shelley took the lead to work with me individually to design our objectives, approach, and measures of success. Working with Shelley, I was able to achieve clarity of the goal and methodology for achieving the goal prior to engaging within the stakeholder communities.
Shelley is well prepared, drives to common understanding and alignment, and engages in the subject content and dialog to achieve group consensus on core root cause issues and possible solutions.” JuneAn Lanigan Director (former) Cisco Systems
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A financial department of a large technology company had employees working long hours and even staying overnight every quarter when financial information was due. The SVP realized this could not go on. He provided his leadership, selected a team of internal subject matter experts, and chose an internal project lead and external BPM practitioner to […]
As interest in big data and analytics grew, this company (now mid-sized) started to grow dramatically. They were hiring 10% more people a quarter, sales were strong, and the company was planning to go public. But product releases were erratic—sometimes every three months, other times only once a year. Then the CEO started to run […]
Michael Hammer created wonderful assumption busting guidelines for redesigning processes in his book Reengineering the Corporation, like
As few people as possible should be involved in the performance of a process. (Several jobs are combined into one.) Workers make decisions. Processes have multiple versions (for different market segments).
I find that after Discovery, Modeling and […]
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