As digital transformation redefines business landscapes, cloud adoption has become integral to this shift. But this critical move can be challenging, so it necessitates a robust approach to help ...

The Army’s Business Process Reengineering (BPR) Center of Excellence (CoE) has been helping transform and modernize many of the Army’s business processes to reflect best practices in industry and ...

Emerging requirements in data processing and transmission are ever-increasing, and the Army must keep pace with current and future technologies to ensure Soldiers remain ready to “deploy, fight and ...

Twenty years ago, technologies were rigid, and the main goal of digital transformation engineers was to simplify it all so all the features fit into the new digital reality. Today, there are no ...

The Business Process Reengineering (BPR) team convened its newly formed advisory committee on Jan. 26, bringing together faculty and staff leaders for an overview and discussion of the BPR projects.

Nearly 25 years ago, Michael Hammer and James Champy coauthored one of the most influential business books of the period, Reengineering the Corporation: A Manifesto for Business Revolution, ...

As Business Process Reengineering moves forward, the design phase of the transformation projects kicked off on Nov. 30 with a general orientation for subject matter experts identified to participate ...

In the annual survey of top IT trends conducted by the Society of Information Management (SIM), business process reengineering (BPR) has consistently been cited as a major issue for IT leaders all the ...

Modern use of BPR can create cost savings by focusing on problem definition and clarity of roles and responsibilities vs. people's individual performance -- not by targeting budget or staff cuts.

Shih-Jen Kathy Ho, Lilian Chan, Roland E. Kidwell Jr. This study of more than 215 U.S. and Canadian hospital executives indicates that improved service quality to patients and enhanced financial ...