OMG Business Process Maturity Model‌ Sample Clauses

OMG Business Process Maturity Model‌. Description: The Open Management Group (OMG) created the Business Process Maturity Model (BPMM) in 2008 to address the following five challenges of enterprise systems success (1) The lack of standards for appraisal of the maturity of the business process workflows and the lack of methods for identifying process weaknesses and the risks they pose for achieving business goals and successfully deploying projects; (2) The lack of methods for the appraisal of the alignment between how tasks are performed and how they are described in model representations of process workflows; (3) The unawareness of the extent to which growth and acquisitions have resulted in multiple ways of performing similar tasks; (4) The lack of methods for the appraisal of a supplier’s capability for delivering outsourced IT and other business services within the parameters defined in a proposal or contract; and (5) The lack of guidance on how to implement the foundations of business processes required in order to guarantee organizational agility and lower operating costs [9]. Aim: Improve the success of business process management implementations in organizations by guiding business process improvement programs, assessing the risk of developing and deploying applications, assessing the supplier’s capability and benchmarking. Scope: Business Process Management How to Assess: Not specified. Term used to name of the Attributes: Process Areas. Attributes (30): Organizational Improvement Planning; Organizational Performance Alignment; Defect and Problem Prevention; Continuous Capability Improvement; Organizational Innovative Improvement; Organizational Improvement Deployment; Organizational Common Asset Management; Organizational Capability and Performance Management; Product and Service Process Integration; Quantitative Product and Service Management; Quantitative Process Management; Organizational Process Management; Organizational Competency Development; Organizational Resource Management; Organizational Configuration Management; Product and Service Business Management; Product and Service Work Management; Product and Service Preparation; Product and Service Deployment; Product and Service Operations; Product and Service Support; Organizational Process Leadership; Organizational Business Governance; Work Unit Requirements Management; Work Unit Planning and Commitment; Work Unit Monitoring and Control; Work Unit Performance; Work Unit Configuration Management; Sourcing Management; Process a...
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OMG Business Process Maturity Model‌. Description: The Open Management Group (OMG) created the Business Process Maturity Model (BPMM) in 2008 to address the following five challenges of enterprise systems success (1) The lack of standards for appraisal of the maturity of the business process workflows and the lack of methods for identifying process weaknesses and the risks they pose for achieving business goals and successfully deploying projects; (2) The lack of methods for the appraisal of the alignment between how tasks are performed and how they are described in model representations of process workflows; (3) The unawareness of the extent to which growth and acquisitions have resulted in multiple ways of performing similar tasks; (4) The lack of methods for the appraisal of a supplier’s capability for delivering outsourced IT and other business services within the parameters defined in a proposal or contract; and (5) The lack of guidance on how to implement the foundations of business processes required in order to guarantee organizational agility and lower operating costs [[9]].
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