To achieve the desired result of a management or contracting process, more than planning and execution is required. It also requires careful analysis and management the interdependent business process involved in the planning, construction, procurement prior to construction closure, and the commissioning of the built environment. That’s why business process management (BPM) is so important to the success of a construction project or a company.
BPM is an integrated system for identifying models, improving automating and continuously monitoring business processes. The goal is to align internal business activities with strategic goals, leading to more efficiency and higher profits.
To accomplish its goal to achieve its goal, the BPM lifecycle is comprised of six phases: analyze design implement, monitor optimize, and revise. The initial step of the cycle is to study the current process and pinpoint areas that could be improved. The next step is to develop an entirely new process that meets requirements of the business, using the possibility of standardization and automation. The implementation phase is designed to adopt the new model of process with continuous monitoring and optimization are essential to its continued performance.
Construction companies are losing tens, possibly hundreds of thousands of dollars per year on inefficient manual and business processes, both in the office and at the job site. Automating these processes improves visibility, improves operational efficiency, reduces risk, and improves decision-making. It also helps reduce costs, boost employee morale and improve utilization of resources. In order to achieve this teams must be able to fully understand every aspect of their operations and the processes that underlie them.
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