This practical new book gives managers a framework for examining the all-important business processes and the tools for deciding in which ones to invest.
Process Improvement from an economist with a twist of finance. I enjoyed the ways to prioritise process to improve. And then it’s downhill from there. The detailed explanation on process as capital was unnecessary. I was wondering, did anyone actual calculate the way the author suggested?
Oh, and the book is quite old. So the improvement methodology is not as advanced as recent literature.
Unique approach to process management. Keen introduces the idea of managing processes as an investment portfolio and using economic value add (EVA) to evaluate process change.