Organizational innovation and change are the most important issue in this century . Modern organizations encounter various challenges in a dynamic environment by adopting the following tools : Business Process Reengineering , Organization reconstructure , Information Technology , Supply Chain Management , Electronic Commerce and Enterprise Resource Planning . Therefore , keeping change so that the organization can survive is necessary. Enterprise survival and development must reside on Organizational change that involves we can adjusted by organizational members , culture , structure and stradegy . Meanwhile , organizational change generates a great impact on the organizational members . Employees require well preparations to face the impact of organizational change . This thesis is about an international software company that has been through the reengineering of the customer service model . Unfortunately , after six months of operation it failed because of a lack communication across multinational corporations . There are several reasons for the failure , including change stradegy , information technology , culture and organizational structure .

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Thesis (doctoral)--Universität, St. Gallen, 2000.

The notations of business processes can be used to design IT systems. If we want to reduce the expenses and the amount of mistakes of the bigger projects we need to create additional models, which can help us to find out whether the business processes are well understandable and correct. The question is how to reduce the expenses for creation of business process models. The purpose of thesis is to answer to this question: how to transform BPMN models to PLA method. The basic concepts was gathered and systemized, that will allow us to talk about business processes in a structured way. Also was made analysis of business process modeling languages (BPMN (Business Process Modeling Notation) and UML (Unified Modeling Language)). Also was described piece-linear aggregate (PLA) method, which is used for creation of dynamical models of business process. Was made BPMN model of ATM (automatic teller machine) business process, which was transformed to PLA model. The results of transformation was systemized and was made general requirements how to transform BPMN models to piece-linear aggregate.

In order to make good decisions about the design of information systems, an essential skill is to understand process models of the business domain the system is intended to support. Yet, little knowledge to date has been established about the factors that affect how model users comprehend the content of process models. In this study, we use theories of semiotics and cognitive load to theorize how model and personal factors influence how model viewers comprehend the syntactical information of process models. We then report on a four-part series of experiments, in which we examined these factors. Our results show that additional semantical information impedes syntax comprehension, and that theoretical knowledge eases syntax comprehension. Modeling experience further contributes positively to comprehension efficiency, measured as the ratio of correct answers to the time taken to provide answers. We discuss implications for practice and research.

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Made available in DSpace on 2016-08-29T15:33:10Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 tese_3334_.pdf: 6590453 bytes, checksum: 5654758329fe7af83bec07339d8a3ffb (MD5) Previous issue date: 2009-12-16 / Business process modelling basically comprises an activity whose main goal is to provide a formalization of business processes in an organization or a set of cooperating organizations (Recker, et al., 2006) (van der Aalst, et al., 2003). By modelling an organizations business processes, it is possible to capture how the organization coordinates the work and resources with the aim of achieving its goals and strategies (Sharp, et al., 2001). Since business processes and goals are intrinsically interdependent, establishing an alignment between the process and the goal domains arises as a natural approach. This thesis reports on a real-life exploratory case study in which we investigated the relationship between the elements of the enterprise (modeled in the ARIS framework) and the goals (modeled in the Tropos framework and modeling language) which are attained by these elements. The case study has been conducted in the Rheumatology Department of a University Hospital in Brazil. In the course of the case study, we have identified the need of splitting this effort into three phases: the elicitation phase (in which goal models and business process models are captured from the organizational domain), the harmonization phase (in which the goal domain is structured for alignment according to the business processes structures that will support it) and the alignment phase (in which the relationships between the goal domain and the elements of the organizational domain are established). In order to investigate the relation between goals and enterprise elements, we propose an ontological account for both architectural domains. We recognize the importance in considering the business process as the means for implementing an enterprises strategy, but we do not exclude the remaining enterprise elements. Furthermore, we are concerned with both the identification of the relationships and with a classification for their nature.

abstract: ABSTRACT There has been plenty written on the topic of process management in business. This study focuses more on the need to research and develop a model to establish "balance" in process. Reengineering process and investing capital into current technology does not improve the outcome of process alone. The actual process activity coupled with human interface combined with technology determines the outcome of processes, however they do not indicate whether it is a balanced process or not. Wherein the word balance really means sustainable for long periods of time and easily reproduced by others. This study argues for the need of new research in the topic matter and its affects on company profitability, sustainability over long periods of time and tenure with employee. / Dissertation/Thesis / M.S. Engineering 2012

Submitted by Haroudo Xavier Filho (haroudo.xavierfo@ufpe.br) on 2016-04-01T17:10:04Z No. of bitstreams: 2 license_rdf: 1232 bytes, checksum: 66e71c371cc565284e70f40736c94386 (MD5) Dissertacao_Carolina_Nunes_Gouveia_CinUFPE.pdf: 2466935 bytes, checksum: 5f06f529909528db6e5c56728fc2fb45 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-01T17:10:04Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 2 license_rdf: 1232 bytes, checksum: 66e71c371cc565284e70f40736c94386 (MD5) Dissertacao_Carolina_Nunes_Gouveia_CinUFPE.pdf: 2466935 bytes, checksum: 5f06f529909528db6e5c56728fc2fb45 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2009-04-30 / No intuito de assegurar a transparência na gestão das empresas, novas regulamentações recomendam a adoção de modelos de referência, que facilitam a adaptação dos processos de negócio às novas exigências. Com a responsabilidade de encarar esses novos desafios, a auditoria encontra na área de TI uma aliada acostumada a lidar com ambientes adversos, e interessada em envidar esforços para construir soluções aderentes, com criatividade e inovação. Neste trabalho, inicialmente, são apresentados os alicerces metodológicos que fundamentaram a estruturação da área de TI da Chesf e prepararam o corpo técnico para lidar com o desafio da certificação na lei Sarbanes-Oxley. Em seguida, são apresentadas as abordagens de Business Process Management – BPM, utilizadas na construção de ferramentas de gestão dos processos de negócio da área de TI, a serem auditados na certificação. Três abordagens foram experimentadas e suas conclusões são comparadas e analisadas, a fim de justificar a escolha da abordagem efetivamente implantada. Este trabalho propõe apresentar a evolução do investimento da área de TI da Chesf em melhores práticas e demostrar como esse investimento vem contribuindo para o alcance dos objetivos de negócio da Empresa. / In order to ensure transparency in corporate management, new regulations used to recommend the adoption of reference models, which will allow users to adapt enterprise business processes to new demands. With the responsibility to face these new challenges, the Audit’s area find in IT area an ally used to dealing with adverse environments and interested in efforts to build solutions with both creativity and innovation. In this paper, initially, we present the methodological foundation that underlie the structuring of the CHESF’s IT area and prepared the staff to deal with the challenge of certification in Sarbanes-Oxley Act. Then, we present the approaches to Business Process Management - BPM used in the construction of tools for managing business processes in the IT area to be audited in the certification process. Three approaches have been tried and its findings are compared and analyzed in order to justify the choice of approach effectively deployed. This paper proposes to present the performance of CHESF’s IT area in best practices and demonstrate how it has been contributing to the achievement of the Company’s business objectives.