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Business Process Engineering (BPR) is an integrated
restructuring operation that spans departments/enterprises.
We frequently receive an inquiry indicating that a business
strategy to realize customer satisfaction and competitive
advantage has been created, but it has not been possible to
change the operations that support the strategy.
Making new divisions in the work processes, scope and units
from a strategic point of view make it possible to separate
what is and is not required. The newly divided processes,
scope and units are recombined according to the objectives,
thereby clarifying the values to be provided, resulting in
greater speed and cost savings.
In this support service, we reform the work process by determining
the Business System Unit (BSU) recognizing the differences
in the Key Factors for Success (KFS). We also strongly support
the deployment of goals, in which the operations and CS are
linked to the goals of reforming the work process, the utilization
of the standard database and the development of measures from
three aspects, namely, the reorganization of functions, the
work/information system and the reform of human resources.
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| - Revitalization of organizational functions |
| - Innovation of work process |
| - Streamlining of administrative overhead operations |
| - Introduction of shared services |
| - Rebuilding of information visualization |
| - Informatization of work support (such as SFA) |
| - Concurrent realization of CS and improvement
in productivity |
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