Our Business Process Analysis is designed to give you a complete overview of your business. It reviews the effectiveness of different departments, including design, engineering, manufacturing and IT, and how the efficient use of tools and applications can create a more streamlined workflow of data.
Our customers are always looking for ways to adopt best practice, gain advantages with technology, and maximise the potential of their people. This ensures they can improve efficiencies, reduce costs, get their products to market quicker or diversify into new markets. A Business Process Analysis (BPA) allows you to identify potential improvement areas which enable you to work towards your objectives in a quicker and smarter way.
A Business Process Analysis (BPA) allows you to review your current processes, people and technology by breaking everything down into manageable pieces so it can be understood. First, is to determine which process or processes to analyse.
Once a BPA scope has been decided, we’ll work with you to discover what your current process looks like. This identification forms the second part of our BPA and involves a number of key stakeholders from different areas of the business. Once mapped, this current (or as-is) analysis allows everyone to discuss and agree what the desired benefits should be.
If you’re looking to make your operation, project or business more efficient, deliver products quicker or improve your knowledge of your existing processes, our Business Process Analysis (BPA) will add value.
Involving stakeholders at the start of the BPA will ensure that integrations throughout the business work seamlessly, making strides towards achieving your objectives.
Whether it’s efficiencies in time or cost, implementing new technologies, or optimising processes, it’s vital that a desired outcome is agreed on before you set out on your BPA journey.
By this point, you’ll already know what your current (as-is) processes are. These will be in parts that are easy to understand and easy to optimise and put back together. These are what your future (or to-be) processes will be.
A BPA delivers various benefits, and these can be realised within improvements to processes, as well as increased knowledge, control, consistency, and alignment to your overall business strategy.