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Verslo procesų imitavimas / Business process simulationZarembaitė, Vitalija 08 September 2009 (has links)
Paskutinį dešimtmetį bendrovės labai daug dėmesio skiria procesų analizei, veiklos efektyvumo didinimui. Verslo procesų valdymas pritraukia vis didesnį bendrovių dėmesį ir šis dėmesys joms leidžia pereiti nuo imituojamų verslo procesų prie realiai veikiančių. Verslo procesų valdymas apima procesų konstravimą, atvaizdavimą, kontrolę ir analizę. Bendrovės didina darbo efektyvumą nuolatos vertindamos procesų pridedamąją vertę. Verslo procesų tobulinimas yra nenutrūkstamas ciklas, kuriame itin svarbią rolę atlieka procesų konstravimas ir pertvarkymas. Yra begalės būdų pakeisti vystančius procesus ir tik geriausios alternatyvos procesas turi pakeisti realiai vykdomą. Intuityvus proceso pasirinkimas gali nemaloniai nustebinti ir sumažinti verslo efektyvumą vietoje siektų tikslų. Procesų imitavimas yra vienas iš tinkamų būdų jų pertvarkymui. Verslo procesų imitavimas padeda suprasti, analizuoti ir konstruoti procesus. Pasitelkus imitavimą procesai gali būti įvertinti ir palyginti. Imitavimas suteikia proceso poveikio verslo efektyvumui kiekybinį įvertinimą, pagal kurį lengva pasirinkti tinkamiausią procesą. Galima išskirti eilę žingsnių susijusių su verslo procesų imitavimu. Pirmiausia verslo procesas yra atvaizduojamas procesų modelyje. Tada identifikuojami po-procesai ir įvykiai. Yra apibrėžiama proceso eiga, nustatomos jo esybės ir nustatomi ryšiai tarp skirtingų proceso dalių. Galiausiai yra numatomi ir paskiriami resursai. Proceso modelis turėtų būti patvirtintas tik įsitikinus... [toliau žr. visą tekstą] / Business process is: “A collection of related, structured activities – a chain of events- that produce a specific service or product for a particular customer or customers” [How06]. A simulation is an imitation of some real thing, state of affairs, or process. The supporting tools of process mapping and business process simulation are used in the change process and assist in communicating the current process design and people's roles in the overall performance of that design. The simulation model is also used to predict the performance of new designs incorporating the use of information technology. The approach is seen to have a number of advantages in the context of a public sector organization. These include the ability for personnel to move from a traditional grouping of staff in occupational groups with relationships defined by reporting requirements to a view of their role in a process, which delivers a performance to a customer. By running the simulation through time it is also possible to gauge how changes at an operational level can lead to the meeting of strategic targets over time. Business processes are increasingly recognized as the key to competitive survival. The important opportunities inherent to this invisible economic asset are the foundations of process-centered management. Simulation of business processes creates added value in understanding, analyzing and designing processes by introducing dynamic aspects. It provides decision support by anticipation of... [to full text]
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The impact of six sigma on operational efficiency / Andreas MachininiMachinini, Mazondeki Andreas January 2010 (has links)
Globalisation of markets has brought about enormous challenges and
opportunities for business organisations. The prevailing business environment
propels organisations to improve and create value in order to remain
competitive. Improvement and value creation begin internally and get reflected
externally in the form of value added propositions to the market. Six Sigma is
a methodology known for creating value within organisations, in all industries,
through process improvement which translates into enormous savings for the
organisation. Six Sigma is widely used globally and it has been in existence
for many years, yet it is not so prevalent in the South African business
environment. This research explores the principles and approach adopted,
which distinguish the Six Sigma methodology from other improvement
programs. In the manufacturing industry, operational efficiencies are essential
to enhance value creation and profitability.
The study begins by discussing the origin, history and evolvement of Six
Sigma into a methodology recognisable and espoused by leading world class
organisations. The technique used to effect Six Sigma is entrenched and
enforced by adherence to stipulated basic principles, breakthrough strategy
and Six Sigma tools in identification and elimination of variation. The study
later models some of Six Sigma tools by application on the operational entity
in verification and testing of theoretical knowledge into practical knowledge
that can be exploited for process improvement consequently enhancing
operational efficiencies. The impact of Six Sigma on operational efficiencies
underlie on the ability to positively change process effectiveness and
capability to near perfection as expressed by defect rate of not more than 3.4
defects per million opportunities. / Thesis (M.B.A.)--North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2011.
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The Role of Frontline Leadership in Organizational Learning: Evidence from Incremental Business Process ImprovementMonlouis, Isabelle Nathalie 11 May 2013 (has links)
What is the role of frontline project leadership in organizational learning in incremental business process improvement (iBPI)? Current literature is sparse on the topic of contributions to organizational learning made by frontline employees leading iBPI projects. To bridge this gap, we use an embedded longitudinal multiple case to study the process of leadership of four frontline iBPI projects. The 4I model (intuiting, interpreting, integrating, and institutionalizing) of organizational learning serves as a theoretical lens to study how the insights originating from frontline employees unfold through group-level integration and organization-level institutionalization.
Mapping the flow of key project events to the relevant social and psychological processes of the 4I model, we identify how organizational learning unfolds within and through the three levels of the model. The granularity of the 4I model creates a valuable foundation for informing the role of frontline project leadership in iBPI programs and the capacity to leverage insights originating from frontline employees into organizational learning. Practitioners and engaged scholars will find this level of granularity helpful for program design, evaluation, and learning interventions.
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Optimización de procesos mediante six sigma validado por una simulación predictiva : caso : Archivo Regional LambayequeLluén Lozano, Christian Omar January 2008 (has links)
En la presente tesis se abordó el desarrollo de la metodología Six Sigma a fin de establecer un conjunto de lineamientos y recomendaciones para el mejoramiento de la calidad en una determinada institución pública. Por ello, se tomó como base, los datos encontrados en una entidad denominada: Archivo Regional de Lambayeque, la misma que en adelante será llamada bajo el acrónimo ARL, basándose tanto en sus documentos de gestión técnico - administrativa así como del uso de varias herramientas y técnicas de recolección de datos como cuestionarios, entrevistas, encuestas y la observación detallada de los procesos existentes. En cada uno de los pasos definidos en el proceso DMAIC de la metodología, se detallaron los métodos y herramientas estadísticas utilizadas con el fin de lograr un mayor entendimiento de cada uno de los procesos del ARL y llegar así al ideal Six Sigma, reduciendo considerablemente el número de DPMO (defectos por millón de oportunidades). Finalmente, y luego de analizar minuciosamente la información recabada, se verificó la validez de la misma haciendo uso de un simulador predictivo previamente seleccionado y diseñado para trabajar bajo el entorno licenciado de Microsoft.
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The impact of six sigma on operational efficiency / Andreas MachininiMachinini, Mazondeki Andreas January 2010 (has links)
Globalisation of markets has brought about enormous challenges and
opportunities for business organisations. The prevailing business environment
propels organisations to improve and create value in order to remain
competitive. Improvement and value creation begin internally and get reflected
externally in the form of value added propositions to the market. Six Sigma is
a methodology known for creating value within organisations, in all industries,
through process improvement which translates into enormous savings for the
organisation. Six Sigma is widely used globally and it has been in existence
for many years, yet it is not so prevalent in the South African business
environment. This research explores the principles and approach adopted,
which distinguish the Six Sigma methodology from other improvement
programs. In the manufacturing industry, operational efficiencies are essential
to enhance value creation and profitability.
The study begins by discussing the origin, history and evolvement of Six
Sigma into a methodology recognisable and espoused by leading world class
organisations. The technique used to effect Six Sigma is entrenched and
enforced by adherence to stipulated basic principles, breakthrough strategy
and Six Sigma tools in identification and elimination of variation. The study
later models some of Six Sigma tools by application on the operational entity
in verification and testing of theoretical knowledge into practical knowledge
that can be exploited for process improvement consequently enhancing
operational efficiencies. The impact of Six Sigma on operational efficiencies
underlie on the ability to positively change process effectiveness and
capability to near perfection as expressed by defect rate of not more than 3.4
defects per million opportunities. / Thesis (M.B.A.)--North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2011.
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Six-sigma implementation in different cultures /Pongcharoen, Naruepont. Unknown Date (has links)
The aim of this paper is to study the “key success factors in implementing Six-Sigma in different cultures”. A literature review is used for the research methodology. The review of literature revealed that Six-Sigma was originally initiated by Motorola, an American company, and after recognizing the effect this could have on the organization and to the bottom line, many other leading American companies then followed. It could be claimed that the success of Six-Sigma in the American firms is due to the fact that the methodology of Six-Sigma is an excellent match with American management characteristics or the American business culture. This research also found that cultural awareness issues are likely to play a role in how effective implementation of Six-Sigma methodology is in American companies. / Findings in this study indicate that Thai and American cultures are vastly different in many dimensions. The question came up that if Six-Sigma were to be introduced in a Thai manufacturing environment what implications the Thai culture would have on implementation. The resultant finding of this study is summarised as “what are the Thai culture implications of Six-Sigma implementation”. / Thai culture will have an impact on the key success factors in implementing Six-Sigma and could be concluded as follows: Can Breakthrough methodology and Result orientation in Six-Sigma methodology be used with Thai people or Thai Manufacturing?; Can “Out Box” thinking concept and “Changing” environment be implemented in Thai culture?; How did those companies build “Team work” to support Six-Sigma implementation?; Are performance based promotion and individual recognition systems being used with Thai people or Thai manufacturing?. / Thesis (DBA(DoctorateofBusinessAdministration))--University of South Australia, 2005.
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Six Sigma als Verbesserungsinstrument der Mitarbeiterführung : Mitarbeiterführung nachhaltig verbessern /Träger, Thomas. January 2008 (has links)
Universiẗat, Diss.--Passau, 2007.
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Systems process engineering for renal transplants at the University of Toledo Medical Center utilizing the six sigma approach /Bedal, Kyle W. January 2008 (has links)
Thesis (M.S.)--University of Toledo, 2008. / Typescript. "Submitted as partial fulfillments of the requirements for The Master of Science in Industrial Engineering." "A thesis entitled"--at head of title. Bibliography: leaves 69-70.
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Increase efficiency using the six sigma methodologiesFaust, Justin E. January 2009 (has links) (PDF)
Thesis PlanB (M.S.)--University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2009. / Includes bibliographical references.
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Quality improvement of product in plastics industry using six sigma approachBhandari, Sumnima. January 2009 (has links) (PDF)
Thesis PlanB (M.S.)--University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2009. / Includes bibliographical references.
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