COMPOSITE ENTERPRISE PROCESS MODELING (CEPROM) FRAMEWORK - Setting Up a Process Modeling Center of Excellence using CEProM Framework
Eswar Ganesan
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Eswar Ganesan
Abstract
Process Modeling is one of the important subject area as well as a practical tool in enterprise wide initiatives like Business Process Management, Enterprise Business Architecture and Enterprise Modeling. Process Modeling is both an art and a science which leads to better understanding and improvement of how products/services of the enterprise are reaching the customers. Though there are various researches already conducted and reported on process modeling, these researches are disparate in nature and either address a part of process modeling in detail or provide theoretical background of how to address specific issues rather than addressing enterprise wide process modeling using a structured framework that assist practitioners. The research objective is to prescribe a generic framework for enterprise process modeling – Composite Enterprise Process Modeling (CEProM) Framework with modular parts based on applied research and practical exposure enabling practitioners to comprehend enterprise process modeling at the large.
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Process Modeling is one of the important subject area as well as a practical tool in enterprise wide initiatives like Business Process Management, Enterprise Business Architecture and Enterprise Modeling. Process Modeling is both an art and a science which leads to better understanding and improvement of how products/services of the enterprise are reaching the customers. Though there are various researches already conducted and reported on process modeling, these researches are disparate in nature and either address a part of process modeling in detail or provide theoretical background of how to address specific issues rather than addressing enterprise wide process modeling using a structured framework that assist practitioners. The research objective is to prescribe a generic framework for enterprise process modeling – Composite Enterprise Process Modeling (CEProM) Framework with modular parts based on applied research and practical exposure enabling practitioners to comprehend enterprise process modeling at the large.
Key concepts: Process (computing), Center of excellence, Process modeling, Computer science, Process management, Manufacturing engineering, Work in process, Engineering