Description

This course will get participants ready to capture and document an existing end-to-end process using an extended set of recognized standards for process modeling and mapping. You will be exposed to different types of process maps (4), allowing you to better understand the nuances and intricacies of your processes. You will be able to distinguish which maps are used for crystalizing your ‘current state’ and which are used to help analyze the opportunities for improvement before designing and modeling the optimized version of our ‘future state’.

Prerequisite: BPI: An Introduction

Learning Outcomes

At the end of this course the participant will be able to:
  • Make clear and effective, current and future state maps
  • Analyze a value chain
  • Prioritize the improvements
  • Optimize information and workflow
  • Determine appropriate performance indicators and metrics
  • Reduce, refine, or reinvest production times
  • Diminish errors, inconsistencies, inefficiencies and waste
  • Explore methods to improve process skills

Duration

6 hours

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Instructors

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Francine Durivage is a bilingual Performance Enhancement Specialist with over 20 years of experience. She has worked internationally helping organizations and governments redefine and refine their high impact objectives and delivery. Francine holds a MPM (Master of Project Management), an MCOD (Master Certificate in Organizational Development) and a B.A. in Psychology. Her energy and effective leadership enable her to strategically address the needs of today's project manager, sponsor and team members in a practical and engaging way.

 

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Daniel Wong, BSc, MBA, has specialized in IM/IT for more than 30 years, in both the private and public sectors (municipal and federal) and has consulted in the not-for-profit and charitable organizations. He draws on his executive level experience in program delivery, people development, financial management and inter-ministerial partnerships.

Daniel is recognized as a seasoned project manager (PMP) and scrum master (PSM I) where he has led various cross functional teams to deliver complex IT projects, service renewal initiatives and business transformation in a large-scale operational and multi-client organization. Moreover, he has noteworthy experience in adult education, internal audit, environmental data analysis and coaching in lean six sigma (Black Belt), performance management and strategic thinking.

Daniel is particularly effective in building partnerships with business and IT communities.

 

Access a Continuum of Learning

By completing the Certificate in Business Process Improvement, you will be equipped with the tools, tips, techniques, and problem-solving from the areas of continuous improvement as well as Lean, Six Sigma, and into process design.

You will experience a client-focused approach emphasizing data-driven tools, team-based decision-making, and rigorous methodologies to solve challenges related to quality, time, cost, and waste. The program centers on creating substantial value for teams, clients, and end-users alike. It will enhance your ability to prioritize efficiency and effectiveness, making your work more seamless. You will learn strategies to streamline processes, improve business performance, and accelerate your career growth.

The knowledge, skills, and abilities you acquire through this program are complementary to other offerings in uOttawa PDI’s portfolios, including Project Management