Developing a logistics strategy through participative business modelling

Developing a logistics strategy through participative business modelling

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Empirical modelling for participative business process reengineering

Page xii ✍ The purpose of this thesis is to introduce a new broad approach to computing – Empirical Modelling (EM) – and to propose a way of applying this approach for system development so as to avoid the limitations of conventional approaches and integrate system development with business process reengineering (BPR). Based on the concepts of agency, observable and dependency, EM is an experie...

Developing System Security through Business Process Modelling

Logistics Flexibility as a Business Strategy Furniture Industry in Spain

In a highly globalized market in which companies are currently developing, logistics appears as a business strategy applying various organizations to achieve competitive advantage and stay in the market. Market pressure to reduce the costs of goods and increasingly customized products and services, are leading companies to adopt new business strategies, and logistics seems to be a good strategy...

Developing the Business Modelling Method

Currently, business modelling is an art, instead of a science, as no scientific method for business modelling exists. This, and the lack of using business models altogether, causes many projects to end after the pilot stage, unable to fulfil their apparent promise. We propose a structured method to create “as-is” business models in a repeatable manner. The method consists of the following steps...