Is BPI Right for Me?
When is BPI the appropriate approach to redesigning a process? The following questions
may help you decide. You may also wish to use our "Is BPI the right approach?" worksheet.
Consider using BPI in situations at MIT where
- New challenges arise that require reevaluation and redesign of existing processes
or policies
- A current service or product no longer meets identified needs
- There are obvious inefficiencies, frequent breakdowns, or other indicators that
a process needs to be improved
- A new service of product is being introduced
- It would be helpful to have a structured framework to manage complexity
- It is necessary or desirable to create a process map and/or operations manual that
reflects current best practices
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Why Use Horizon Chasers?
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Protect Your Data
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Increase ROI
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Improve Performance
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Improve Efficiency
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Protect Your Investment
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What Improvements can be Made?
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Are your processes defined and documented?
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Do you have a disaster recovery plan in place?
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Has your system's speed decreased significantly?
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If the answer to any of these questions is yes, your company is not operating at peak efficency and you will
remain at risk until you use the power of Horizon Chasers, LLC.
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