Best Practices
Process Improvement through Architecture
10 field-tested practices for Process Improvement through Architecture — aligning workflow redesign with the systems that actually enforce it — in a ready-to-use PowerPoint.
What this best-practices deck is for
A best-practices deck sets out the practices that decide whether this kind of initiative works, and the mistakes that undo it, on slides ready for a workshop or a leadership briefing.
Teams use it to plan an initiative, to check a plan already underway, and to brief people who will make decisions about it.
It pairs with the buyer guides Process Mining & Process Intelligence and Robotic Process Automation (RPA), and with the Robotic Process Automation (RPA) RFP Package for the software selection.
About These Best Practices
A focused set of 10 actionable best practices for Process Improvement through Architecture — the practices that address why a Lean or Six Sigma workflow redesign stalls when nobody touches the legacy system integration points actually enforcing the old process. Built for leaders who need process change that survives contact with existing systems.
What's Inside
- 10 Best Practices — covering process mapping against system constraints, redesign sequencing, and where architecture change must precede workflow change
- Introduction — why process improvement efforts that ignore the underlying technical architecture tend to revert within a year
- PowerPoint Format — Clean slides ready for team presentations, workshops, or leadership briefings
How Teams Use It
- Process owners use it to identify which system constraints must change before a workflow redesign can stick
- Use as a checklist to align process improvement initiatives with architecture roadmaps
- Incorporate into training materials, onboarding decks, or strategy presentations