Potential Leveraged Through
Agile Processes
...automating
the routine to provide time for innovation
Processes
provide the means by which your people can work together efficiently
to deliver in combination what would be impossible for them in
isolation. Processes are the basis of organisation: they provide
the means for co-ordination; they are a practical repository
for experience; they replicate effective patterns; and they stimulate
consistency and learning.
But they can also, if not designed intelligently,
stifle creativity, suppress potential and block insight. And
poorly designed processes have been getting a very bad press
- to the extent of some people reflecting that processes per-se
are 'bad' and attempting to avoid processes altogether.
Agile processes provide the basis for achieving
all processes are good at, but with a flexibility that inspires
creativity, drives insight and harnesses potential
They
deliver the routine and demand vitality - doing what they are
good at and empowering people to do likewise
Tesseract's approach is to use QFD
to explore the potential of each process to deliver the vision
and goals of the organisation. QFD provides a means for people
to take responsibility for delivering the objectives through
their process routines, and through considering new and innovative
ways in which they can do this. And QFD helps co-ordinate the
process teams efforts, organising their co-operation and communication
to ensure the goals are met.
In 'Process'
we look at some of these concepts in more depth, we look at the
'principles' that underpin the approach
and we look at the tools that support
progress in it.
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Fast Perspectives:
(click below for an oversight) QFD Transforms
performance by 140%
(case study) Managing by Design
- a handbook of
Systematic Mgt.
(purchase on line) QFD: The mechanics
explained
(click-through tutorial) Confidence and
integrity through systematic practice
(insight) For
more detail:
The
six principles of systematic management in more detail
(insight) The power of process: Defining
the structure for your organisation
(book extract)
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