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    Ph.D. Indira Guzman

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    Objetivos de la clase El estilo APA

    Ejercicio sobre APA para la proxima clase

    Conceptos Principales Definicion de Proceso (make your choice)

    Identificacion de un Proceso y su descripcion

    Importancia de las Representaciones

    Importancia de la materia: Objetivos

    Presentaciones

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    Lewis Charles Quintero BeltrnIngeniero de Productividad y

    Calidad

    Una serie de tareasde valor agregado que

    se vinculan entre s paratransformar un insumo en un

    producto. (Bien o Servicio)

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    Any set ofactivities that when taken together,transforma series ofinputs into an output,producing a result ofvalue to a customer

    Process

    Input

    Output

    Suppli

    ers

    Custom

    er

    SIPOC

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    Lewis Charles Quintero BeltrnIngeniero de Productividad y

    Calidad

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    Las empresas crean y entregan valor en laforma de un producto o servicio que ofrecen asus clientes o a otras empresas. Estosproductos o servicios son creados mediante

    una secuencia de tareas o actividades quetoman una serie de entradas (inputs) y losconvierten en las salidas deseadas (outputs).

    Los pasos de un PROCESO

    Input Paso1

    Paso3

    Paso3

    Output

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    Porque las empresas y/oorganizaciones son tan eficientes

    como lo son sus procesos. Lamayora de organizaciones quehan tomado conciencia de esto

    han reaccionado ante laineficiencia.

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    Institute for Certification ofComputing Professionals

    Kewal Dhariwal 2008 8

    Business Process Management BPM goals are to efficiently align the

    organization with the customers wants andneeds

    BPM attempts to continuously improveprocesses seeking process optimization by Defining Measuring

    Improving your process

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    Procesos

    Procesos

    Procesos

    Procesos

    Coordinacin

    NivelEstratgic

    o

    NivelAdministrativo

    Nivel deConocimiento

    NivelOperativo

    Ventas yMarketing

    Produccin

    Finanzas Contab RecursosHumanos

    SistemasEmpresariales

    SistemasAdm.Conocimiento

    Sistemas de adm. dela cadena de abastecimiento

    Sistemas de adm.de Las relacionescon el cliente

    Hardware SoftwareTecnologa dedatos yalmacenamiento

    Redes

    Arquitecturade Informacinde la organizacin

    Socios deNegocios,proveedores

    InfraestructuraDe TI

    Arquitectura de Informacin y Infraestructura de TI

    Clientes

    InfraestructuraPublica

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    Institute for Certification of

    Computing ProfessionalsKewal Dhariwal 2008 10

    Modeling Modeling a business process is a business domain

    Perfecting a business process is a staff domain.

    Business modeling is Business Process Management

    (BPM). Business Technology Connection

    The size and complexity of tasks often requires theuse of technology to model efficiently.

    Business people, especially customer facing staff mustcontrol and do the modeling.

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    Institute for Certification of

    Computing ProfessionalsKewal Dhariwal 2008 11

    Bridging IT and Business Bringing the power of technology to business staff and

    reducing their work should be the BPM group credo.

    BPM is the bridge between Business and IT.

    BPM systems will develop to be industry specific.

    A cyclical BPM life-cycle exists: Design

    Modeling

    Execution

    Monitoring

    Optimization

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    Institute for Certification of

    Computing ProfessionalsKewal Dhariwal 2008 12

    Process Design Identify existing processes

    Design the to-be processes

    Key Terms

    Representations of process flow Actors within a process

    Alerts & Notifications

    Escalations

    Standard Operating Procedures

    Service Level Agreements Task hand-over mechanisms

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    A documented set of procedures, guidelines, and toolsintended to develop better processes

    Some Business improvement methodologies Kaizen

    Lean Six Sigma Lean Six Sigma Design for Six Sigma (DFSS)

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    Kaizen Lean Six Sigma Lean Six Sigma DFSS

    Defined Philosophy of gradual,

    incremental, andorderly continuousimprovement, creating

    more value and lesswaste; emphasis on

    process improvementand process control

    Focus on speed,

    efficiency, andelimination of waste

    Data-driven

    methodology focusingon reducing defects andvariability

    Approach to

    eliminating waste andvariation; combinesboth Lean and Six

    Sigma tactics

    DFSS uses tools,

    training, andmeasurements to enablethe design and

    development ofproducts, services, and

    processes that meetcustomer expectations

    at Six Sigma quality

    levels

    Objective Small improvements byoptimizing existing

    systems

    Maximizing processspeed by reducing

    waste

    Reduce variabilitythrough continuous

    process improvement

    Increase quality andreduce defects/variation

    while increasingprocess speed and

    efficiency

    Optimize the designand development

    process to achieve SixSigma quality levels

    from the beginning

    Requirement(s) Taking action ondeviations to

    maintain processcontrol

    Establishing controlthrough StandardOperatingProcedures (SOPs)

    Taking action ondeviations to

    maintain processcontrol

    Elimination of waste(muda)

    Value streammapping

    Processes must be inplace

    The processes mustbe predictable (in

    statistical control

    with normaldistribution)

    The processes must

    be improved byreducing variation

    (continuousimprovement)

    Data availability

    The combination ofboth Lean and Six

    Sigma tools andmethods

    A new product,service, or process to

    design and develop

    Approach Kaizens Deming-Shewhart PDCA Cycle

    Plan

    Do

    Check

    ActDMAIC is acceptable

    5S

    Sort

    Straighten

    Scrub

    Systematize

    Sustain

    DMAIC

    Define

    Measure

    Analyze

    Improve

    Control

    DMAIC; Integrate themethodologies and

    tools of both Lean andSix Sigma at each

    phase

    DMADV

    Define

    Measure

    Analyze

    Design

    Verify

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    Institute for Certification of

    Computing ProfessionalsKewal Dhariwal 2008 15

    BPMN simple diagram (www.wikipedia.org )

    http://www.wikipedia.org/http://www.wikipedia.org/
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    Institute for Certification of

    Computing ProfessionalsKewal Dhariwal 2008 16

    BPMN larger example (www.wikipedia.org )

    http://www.wikipedia.org/http://www.wikipedia.org/
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    Medic Clerk Vendor OtherPatient

    Provide Care

    Complete PPCR Review PPCR

    EMS Supv

    Perform Quality

    Check

    Enter Data in

    System

    Review

    Batallion Chief

    Print & Mail Bills

    Sort, Assemble, &Mail Bills

    Remit Payment

    Insurance

    CompanyNeed

    Insurance Info

    Receive Bill &

    InsuranceAuthorization

    Bill & InsuranceAuthorization

    ReturnInsurance

    Authorization

    Approved PPCR

    Completed PPCR

    Rework

    Incomplete PPCR

    Incomplete

    PPCR

    Complete PPCR

    Enter InsuranceInformation

    InsuranceInfo

    On File

    InsuranceCompany

    Insurance Info On FilePrint & Mail Bills

    Paym

    Completed InsuranceAuthorization

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    Lewis Charles Quintero Beltrn

    Ingeniero de Productividad yCalidad

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    Lewis Charles Quintero BeltrnIngeniero de Productividad y Calidad

    Cantidad Porcentaje

    Operaciones 45 28,5%

    Inspecciones 17 10,8%

    Transporte 65 41,1%

    Demora 22 13,9%

    Almacenamiento 9 5,7%

    Total de Actividades 158 100,0%

    Cantidad Porcentaje

    Agregan Valor 29 18,4%

    No Agregan Valor 129 81,6%

    Total de Actividades 158 100%

    PROCESO DE COMPRAS

    Requerimiento deMateriales

    Verificacion deMaterial en Bodega

    Aprobacion paracompra del Material

    Compra de Material Recepcion deMaterialesRecepcion deMateriales

    Despacho delMaterial

    Pago a ProveedoresCaratersticas Generales del Proceso

    Cantidad

    Documentos originales que se generan 15Copias que se generan 20

    Total de Documentos 35

    Personas que participan en el proceso 27

    Sistemas Informticos que utilizan 3

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    Best is depends by the needs and current

    state of your organization Best may be a combination of

    methodologies

    An organization ready for Six Sigma is alsoready for Lean or other methodologies

    The name of methodology used doesntmatter; what matters is leadership,

    commitment, vision, strategy, and follow-through from supplier to customer

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    The future of business processes lies not inone methodology, but in the integration oftechnologies and methodologies in order tofacilitate execution of the process

    Customers are demanding customizationsand total solutions

    Innovative business processes can lead tocompetitive advantage

    Business processes will drive IT

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    Regardless of the methodology, start with

    mapping the current processesIdentifies current state, opportunities for

    improvement, process timeAllows identification of all process steps in order to

    determine which steps are value added or

    bottlenecksKnowing current state will assist in identifying

    improvement opportunitiesAs-is vs. future process time, number of steps,

    handoffs, etc.

    Determine steps which add value

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    Gain understanding of the process and processobjectivesAnswers who (including suppliers and customers),

    what, when, where, how, and duration Identifies the information or data used in the process,

    decisions, bottlenecks Identify sources of waste

    Improve supplier and customer relations

    Provides a common language for talking about

    the process

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    The future of business processes lies not inone methodology, but in the integration oftechnologies and methodologies in order tofacilitate execution of the process

    Customers are demanding customizations andtotal solutions

    Innovative business processes can lead tocompetitive advantage

    Business processes will drive IT

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    The only thing certain in business is change Industry boundaries are evaporating

    The entire value chain is involved in providing

    total solutions to customers: Competition

    Collaboration

    Partners may also be competitors

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    Internal Non-compliance to Industry

    Standards

    Scrap

    Rework

    Short Cuts to Beat the System

    Excess Inventory

    Capacity Constraints

    Low Efficiency/Productivity/Yields

    Employee Symptoms

    Shared Responsibility

    External

    Benchmarking

    Company vs. World ClassPerformers

    Market Share Drop

    Negative Publicity Pricing Inflexibility

    Warranty Costs

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    1. Definir proceso con sus propias palabras2. Identifiquen un proceso del cual ustedes son

    participes frequentemente.3. Describan el proceso de la manera que mejor lo

    describa.4. Porque la representacin de procesos estndar

    es importante?5. Que es lo que esperan aprender en esta clase? Incluir los nombres de los participantes del

    grupo, el porcentaje de participacin y laactividad realizada por cada participante(moderar, tomar notas, buscar material, enviar elarchivo, transcribir, etc.).

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    Traer una lista de 5 referencias (de distintotipos: electronica, revista, libro, etc.) en APAstyle relacionadas a la materia.

    Incluir 2 ejemplos de formas de utilizar las

    referencias dentro del texto.