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What are the differences between Business Process Improvement and Business Process Re-engineering?

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Question added by Muhnad Kandah , Head of Business Process Management & Excellence , Doha Bank
Date Posted: 2015/12/15
Arvind Kumar Yadav
by Arvind Kumar Yadav , Assistant Manager Technical , Aristocrat India pvt Ltd

BPI: In routinue process to improve the output with most appropriate way.

where as BPR: after improvement implement the methodology for process to improve the output.

Sanjay Sastri
by Sanjay Sastri , Vice President- Business Excellence & Transformation , Hinduja Global Solutions

Business Process Improvement is the any improvement in process in a business environment whereas BPR is one of the methodology used for Business Process Improvement.

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by Deleted user

Usually BPR and BPI treated the same. But the difference is in the depth of change.

BPI - is the way you improve current AS-IS state, where you have problems and issues (look for failure demands, wastes and eliminate them) - so you got to your TO-BE state

 

BPR - is more complex way to redesign the process almost from scratch. You go first for customer \\ consumer value propositions. Based on this identified values on your AS-IS map you identify wastes or an idea to create new way of service delivery. The action plan will get you to your desired TO-BE state

Anil Dharani
by Anil Dharani , Functional Consultant , Interstoff Apparels Limited

Both BPR and BPI essentially aim to improve the system. BPR aims at changing the way a process works while BPI is tweaking an existing process to optimize it. 

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