While every company could benefit from leading a business process review, it’s only worth the time and effort if you have a specific problem you’re trying to solve or a goal you are trying to achieve. Furthermore, most importantly, organizations must be willing to make changes. While many decisions are driven by budget, the answer depends on many factors, including edition, number of users, add-ons, support, etc. Too often, companies are quoted a price, sold a software package, and get up and running in a few months, only to come to the sad realization in six months that their business processes have not improved at all.
That’s why a business process review is critical; it helps to align processes, define goals, and thoughtfully plan and build solutions that help businesses achieve actual growth. When it comes to a business process review, organizations typically think of them as a way to identify areas where they can streamline their system and elevate their efficiency.
