Introduction to business process reengineering

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What you have learned in your introduction to Business Process Reengineering, think of an example of a broken process that is causing you difficulty. An example of this may be the process to return merchandise ordered online. Reengineer this broken process --> diagram the ‘As-Is’ process and then diagram the ‘To-Be’ process. It needs to be in two processes one that is broken, and the second a fix.

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