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Chapter 5

Using IS to Improve Processes

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Learning Objectives

Q1. What are the fundamental types of processes in organizations?Q2. What are examples of common business processes?Q3. How can organizations improve processes?

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Learning Objectives

Q4. How can organizations use IS to improve processes?Q5. How can IS hinder a process?Q6. How can SOA improve processes?

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What are the Fundamental Types of Processes in Organizations?

• Business Process– Sequence of activities for accomplishing a function

• Activities– Tasks within a business process

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What are the Fundamental Types of Processes in Organizations?

• Resources– Items necessary to accomplish an activity

• Actors– Resources who are either human or computers

• Role [Automated or Manual Process]– Subset of activities in a business process

performed by a particular actor

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What are the Fundamental Types of Processes in Organizations?

• Examples of Processes:

Figure 5-1 Five SequentialProcesses, Resources, Actors, and Roles at the Pizza Shop

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What are the Fundamental Types of Processes in Organizations?

• Scope of Processes:

Figure 5-2 Scope andCharacteristics ofBusiness Processes

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What are the Fundamental Types of Processes in Organizations?

• Objectives of Processes:

Figure 5-3 ProcessObjectives andMeasures

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What are the Fundamental Types of Processes in Organizations?

• Business Process– Activities; resources; actors; roles

• Scope of Processes

• Objectives of Processes

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What are Examples of Common Business Processes?

• Inbound Logistics Processes

• Operations Processes

• Outbound Logistics Processes

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What are Examples of Common Business Processes?

• Sales and Marketing Processes

• Service Processes

• Human Resource Processes

• Technology Development Processes

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What are Examples of Common Business Processes?

Figure 5-5 Value ChainActivities and ProcessExamples

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How Can Organizations Improve Processes?

• OMIS Model– Objectives; Measures; and Information Systems

Figure 5-6 Steps in the OMIS Model

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How Can Organizations Improve Processes?

• Process Objectives– Specify and Improve

• Process Measures– Metrics

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How Can Organizations Improve Processes?

• OMIS Figure 5-7 Options

for Improving the

Objectives of a Process

Figure 5-8 Options forImproving the Measures Of a Process

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How Can Organizations Use IS to Improve Processes?

• Three Ways IS Improve Processes– Improve efficiency or effectiveness of activities– Provide linkages across activities– Improve control of the process

Figure 5-9 Options for Improving the use of IS in a Process

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How Can Organizations Use IS to Improve Processes?

• Non-IS Process Improvements– Add more resources– Change the process structure• Overlaps with IS

Figure 5-10 Non-ISProcess Improvements

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How Can Organizations Use IS to Improve Processes?

• Six-Sigma– Removing causes of defects– Minimizing variability in the process• 99.99966% of output free from defects

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How Can Organizations Use IS to Improve Processes?

• Participants and Diagrams in Process Improvement

• As-is diagrams• Ought-to-be diagrams

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How Can an IS Hinder a Process?

• Information Silos– Data exists in isolated functional IS

• Why Information Silos Exist– Data stored in separate databases

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How Can SOA Improve Processes?

• SOA: Services-Oriented Architecture– Middleware facilitates communication and data

sharing– Design approach for activities bases on:• Service• Encapsulation• Standards

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How Can SOA Improve Processes?

• Service– Repeatable task that a business needs to perform

• Encapsulation [Modules – Objects]– Hides data within containers so that services can

communicate• Standards – Standardized formats for data exchange

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How Can SOA Improve Processes?Figure 5-16 Example Independent Encapsulated Services

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Ethics Guide

• Vehicle Tracking System– Process Improvement or Privacy Problem?

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Conclusion

Q1. What are the fundamental types of processes in organizations?Q2. What are examples of common business processes?Q3. How can organizations improve processes?

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Conclusion

Q4. How can organizations use IS to improve processes?Q5. How can IS hinder a process?Q6. How can SOA improve processes?

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