Excerpt of Business Processes
Here you find an example of the handbook of Business Processes, just to give you an idea how this is composed.
Business processes. Study widely used business processes and variations. Be inspired.
It sums up backbone processes, such as Sales, Purchase, Production, Planning, Forecasting and all of this processed by Warehousing and Transportation. An extensive introduction explains the fundaments of processes, including ERP, transactions, etc.
How do students navigate from As Is to To Be?
The practice of having students go out and look for a process to model, has been refined over many years. As a program or project manager, it is quite common practice to oversee several processes and make improvements. Using Lean terminology and learning students see value and waste in processes is the main aim of the handbooks on Map your process. A step by step approach to create an As Is scheme using BPMN. And allowing students to discover pain points in the As Is and look to change these to improvements in a To Be scheme.
Processes and SAP go hand in hand
But what is a process if it is not supported by an ICT system. Enter ERP. The link between a business process and the way it needs to be supported by ERP, is clearly very intricate. The intertwining use of both processes as well as the ERP view, is the main subject of Business processes and SAP. Basic process terminology is immediately applied in SAP S/4HANA, enabling lecturers and students to see the great link between both. The direct connection to UCC's Global Bike demonstrates relevant context for students eager to understand what it is all about.
