Explore how to create and manage End-to-End (E2E) business processes, integrating risk management while ensuring alignment with functional views for effective project execution and improvement initiatives.
A new blog post of What’s Your Baseline was published on Dec 02, 2021:
Overview:
The article discusses the End-to-End (E2E) business process view, emphasizing its practical applications in system implementations and process improvements. It outlines the steps for creating E2E processes and managing their growth while ensuring alignment with risk management.
Core content:
- The End-to-End (E2E) process view represents how individuals experience work through identifiable “From/To” processes, contributing to functional business models.
- Creating an E2E process involves identifying start and end events, defining outcomes, and establishing Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for measuring success.
- Coordination among project teams and stakeholders is essential for developing effective E2Es and integrating risk management considerations into the process.
- There’s a necessity to keep E2E and functional process views in sync to effectively manage dependencies and variations within an organization’s processes.
- Effective E2E processes serve as a foundation for project planning, capability realization, and process improvement initiatives within an organization.
Learnings:
- Readers will learn the structured approach to defining and creating E2E processes, including key components that must be identified and agreed upon.
- Understanding the importance of KPIs in measuring the effectiveness of E2E processes will be gained, along with methodologies for alignment with business goals.
- Insights into the relationship between E2E processes and risk management will be provided, assisting in implementing structured governance.
- Coordination practices for managing E2E processes in larger projects will be elaborated upon, fostering better project outcomes through teamwork.
- Readers will appreciate the critical interdependencies that exist between functional and E2E views and how to maintain balance for comprehensive process management.
The original content was published in English.
