Selecting business process reengineering projects strategically
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Crowe, Thomas J.
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Univ of Missouri, Columbia, United StatesUniv of Missouri, Columbia, United States
Crowe, Thomas J.
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Rathi, Krishnakant
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Univ of Missouri, Columbia, United StatesUniv of Missouri, Columbia, United States
Rathi, Krishnakant
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Rolfes, Joseph D.
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Univ of Missouri, Columbia, United StatesUniv of Missouri, Columbia, United States
Rolfes, Joseph D.
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[1] Univ of Missouri, Columbia, United States
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Computers and Industrial Engineering
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1997年
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1-2期
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Administrative data processing - Decision support systems - Electronic equipment manufacture - Productivity - Societies and institutions;
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Business processes are defined as sequences of linked functional-level activities which take inputs and produce outputs. And Business Process Reengineering (BPR) is defined as the analysis and radical redesign of the business processes within a firm. Undertaking BPR is a high-risk, high-reward proposition. The payback for doing BPR correctly is enormous: 200% to 1000% improvements in key business performance measures are documented. But with those potential rewards comes high risks: studies show more than two-thirds of BPR attempts fail. The research reported in this paper develops a BPR decision support system to reduce the risks while maintaining or improving the rewards. The system is being applied at five U.S. electronics companies where preliminary results look very promising.