Business Process Mapping forms a key foundation of process improvement and design, and if carried out successfully will deliver effective improvements and redesigns which increase efficiency and save your organisation money.
We provide a range of hands on training courses to help organisations to map, redesign and improve business processes, including Business Process Management training, Lean Training and Lean Six Sigma Green Belt and Black Belt training.
Below are out top 10 tips for effective Business Process Mapping.
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Posted by Colin Welch in Lean & Six Sigma, New Free Resources on November 3rd, 2009| No Comments »
OK, so there’s a recession on and we’re all trying to find ways to increase our revenues and profit. One way we can do that is make more sales, or find other ways to increase the money coming in.
However – another equally effective way to increase profit is to reduce outgoings, and a great place to start is to look at reducing waste in business processes.
This is where Lean Training can really help your business. Lean Principles will help you to identify where your processes are inefficient and where this is having the biggest impact on your customers.
Below we’ve provided a list of the 7 deadly wastes - if you recognise any of these in any of your business processes they’re most likely not as lean as they could be, and one of our practical Lean Training Courses could help you.
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Posted by Colin Welch in Lean & Six Sigma, New Free Resources on October 7th, 2009| 2 Comments »
Lean Awareness Training – 1 day: £350 + vat
Lean Processes & Tools Training – 3 days: £995 + vat
Value Stream Mapping Training – 2 days: 695 + vat
During times of prosperity, organisations often get away with wasteful business processes. However in today’s challenging financial climate, these organisations will be the first to fall as profit margins tighten.
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Posted by Colin Welch in Lean & Six Sigma, News on March 5th, 2009| No Comments »
