What Is Business Process Engineering?

Thread starter Shackleford
Start date Jan 1, 2012
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Business Process Engineering, also known as Business Process Re-Engineering (BPR), focuses on the analysis and redesign of workflows and processes within an organization to optimize performance. Unlike Systems Engineering or Project Management, formal graduate degrees or certificates specifically in BPR are scarce. The discussion highlights the need for clarity in distinguishing BPR from related fields, emphasizing its unique role in organizational efficiency.

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Understanding of Business Process Management (BPM)
Familiarity with Systems Engineering principles
Knowledge of Project Management methodologies
Basic concepts of workflow analysis

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Research Business Process Management (BPM) tools and methodologies
Explore case studies on successful Business Process Re-Engineering implementations
Learn about Systems Engineering and its relationship to BPR
Investigate Project Management frameworks that incorporate process optimization

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Business analysts, process improvement specialists, and project managers seeking to enhance organizational efficiency through Business Process Engineering techniques.

Jan 1, 2012

Shackleford

I've also seen it referred to as Business Process Re-Engineering. Is anyone familiar with this? I really don't see any graduate degrees or certificates out there.

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Jan 2, 2012

sweetpotato

Sounds similar to Systems Engineering or Project Management, which I am sure you can find programs and certificates in.

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