Process Core Group

[Caspar Hunsche]

Have you noticed that the SCOR model does not actually advocate it's own strengths as a best practice? SCOR- or frameworks-based business process improvement and design provides significant benefits over classical re-engineering efforts: Time, cost, return on investment. A study by the Supply-Chain Council shows a significant advantage for SCOR-enabled companies. See press release below.

Business process management here should not be confused with BPMS or workflow automation. The case I am making is for the structural approach of managing business and supply-chain performance based on process performance using techniques like the SCORcard (or scorecards in general), process modeling, staple-yourself-to-an-order, etc.