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| About Business Process Architecture |
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Process Center of Excellence (PCoE) is an emerging field of knowledge and research between management and information technology encompassing Project Management (PMO), Business Change Management (BCM) and Business Process Engineering (BPE) methodologies. PCoE covers activities performed by organizations to manage and, if necessary, improve their business processes thru Business Process Architecture (BPA) and Business Transition Management (BTM). PCoE is a management model that allows the organization to manage their processes as any other assets and improve and manage them in an ever changing environment.
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| BPA is an emerging methodology within DHS' Office of Information Services (OIS) PCoE. BPA serves as the interface between the needs of the business as reflected in its work and the IT solutions that facilitate that business. |
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This Guide is designed to provide users with information on how to identify and document individual desktop processes. It is expected that a process effort will tailor the steps outlined in this document to fit its resources, timeline, and scope or business objectives.
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This Guide is designed to provide users with information on how to identify and document business processes through a business process mapping project. It is expected that a business process mapping project will tailor the steps outlined in this document to fit its resources, timeline, and scope or business objectives.
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The Business Architecture Model provides the business concept, the drivers, business boundaries, delivery (What, Where, and How) views. Summarizing the details and business alignments with IT.
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A successful Continuous Improvement Process (CPI) that provides the environment, tools, training, and commitment to employee input for activities and events that promote incremental and ongoing improvements.
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As Lean becomes more important within DHS, questions about the difference between Value Stream mapping and Business Process Mapping have arisen. This page contains defintions of both types of maps and examples.
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For questions or discussion, please contact
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