1 BPR (Business Process Redesign) requires a systematic approach to improve processes. When you go out into the real world after graduation, you will need to redesign a business process regardless of the industry you join. Even before you think of your future, if you had working experience in a certain company or an organisation, including a restaurant or café, you might have wanted to improve things there. Now, this is your opportunity to virtually implement your ideas to redesign a business process in your interest. Specifically, describe how you would apply the first FOUR steps of the Seven Step Method as a systematic approach to your own BPR project. Using your own (hypothetical) example project scenario, describe things (or activities) to be done in EACH step of the first FOUR steps of the Seven Step Method. Your answers SHOULD include practical aspects of your hypothetical scenario and also apply specific charts/diagrams/tools discussed in the classroom. Please answer all of the following sub-questions (1-7). For all the sub-questions, you need to relate your answers to the practical context of your project scenario as much as possible. You can copy and paste the sub-questions (1-7) in your text box and then start typing your answers. 1. Title of your hypothetical project: 2. Name of the process selected to be redesigned for your hypothetical project: 3. Reasons and Goals of your BPR project: 4. [Step 1] Define Problem Area: 5. [Step 2] Assess the Current Situation: 6. [Step 3] Analyse the Causes - analyse data and root causes: 7. [Step 4] Try Improvement Theory:
