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| Title: | A WEB-BASED BUSINESS PROCESS REENGINEERING CASE TOOL FOR As-Is PROCESSES |
| Authors: | Subramaniam, Amutha |
| Keywords: | Business Process Reengineering (BPR) |
| Issue Date: | Jun-2008 |
| Abstract: | Business Process Reengineering (BPR) is defined as a strategic commitment
by management to revise priorities and redesign business processes to gain significant
improvements in key areas of performance such as service, quality, cost, and speed. The
popularity of BPR created a unique niche for consulting, training, tools and techniques.
The principle aim of this study is to analyze and compare existing BPR case tools
(which are standalone) and ultimately develop a prototype Web-based Business Process
Reengineering Case Tool for As-Is Processes which is targeted to small and medium
size organizations. The proposed case tool is practical, straightforward, easy to learn,
easy to use and can be shared with others. This study has been undertaken with the
specific objectives of understanding and comparing the existing BPR case tools, such as
SmartDraw, BONAPART and Websphere Business Modeler. A web-based BPR case
tool called BPR4U, which captures and analyses As-Is processes online was developed
by using prototype methodology. It was developed in order to have 24 hours access,
seven days a week, so that the system could be used from anywhere enhancing
collaboration. More importantly it is a great solution for small and medium
organizations for getting an inexpensive and uncomplicated BPR tool for their use. The
proposed web-based BPR tool is only concerned with mapping As-Is processes. The
open source programming language PHP is used to create the tool. |
| Description: | Master of Computer Science |
| URI: | http://dspace.fsktm.um.edu.my/handle/1812/122 |
| Appears in Collections: | Masters Dissertations: Computer Science
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