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Now let’s take these frameworks and relate them to the stages of a BPI effort. (Part 1 of this blog looked at the change journey from a personal standpoint.)
A BPI project begins with working with the Executive Sponsor, Process Owner, Project Lead, and BPM Facilitator to develop a charter that will […]
So often I see organizational change management as a part of the implementation plan for putting the recommendations and new design of a Business Process Improvement project (BPI) into operation in a company. It should be there, but it needs to start sooo much earlier. In fact it needs to start with the first phase […] 
Change Management is an important piece of any BPI Project. For change management to be successful the challenge is to connect the business value proposition to a personal perspective. Employees and managers need to understand questions such as: Where are we going and why do we need to change? What is the difference between how […] 
Dear i4Process, My department operates at an involvement management work level. Employees can contribute ideas but the supervisors or unit heads make the final decisions. In this type of management work level, employees must make sure to provide supervisors and unit heads with comprehensive information about their work and processes so that informed decisions can […] |
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