Process Management Programs in Manufacturing: Strengths and Weaknesses

Manufacturing BPM teams are constrained by business silos, ad hoc and reactive means to managing processes performance, and lack of standardized criteria, according to an APQC survey. However, they also exhibit high maturity practices in many key areas.

To understand the similarities and differences in BPM programs, APQC conducted a survey looking at 'How Process Programs Stack Up.' The survey explored business process management programs’ practices in key areas such as governance, strategy, change, improvement, measurement, tools, and models.

This article explores the findings from the survey and focuses on the strengths and improvement opportunities for manufacturing BPM teams.

Read entirely the article at: Holly Lyke-Ho-Gland, MAR 31, 2021