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A Community College's Focus on BPR: Doing More with Less

A Community College's Focus on BPR: Doing More with Less

Title:A Community College's Focus on BPR: Doing More with Less (ID: CNC9859)
Author(s):Gayle E. Jaacks (Western Iowa Tech Community College) and Michael Kurtz (Western Iowa Tech Community College)
Topics:Business Process Reengineering, Project Management
Origin:CAUSE Conferences (Archives) (1998)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:It is often anticipated that the software will make life easier. The reality is that "paving over the cow path" with new technologies seldom causes significant improvements in productivity. Institutions must streamline processes, eliminate duplication of efforts, and examine outdated or inefficient processes. This paper gives an overview of the project timeline, organizational structure, and tools used to guide Western Iowa Tech Community College through reengineering efforts, including the "do's and don'ts" of BPR as they relate to a mid-sized community college.
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