Table II

Three-layer of management framework for BPO in an organization

Layer – environment/characteristicsEffectsCapabilities/people’s abilities
BPO
 Strategic alignment (L1)
Leadership (L2)
Competence (L3)
Strategic partnership (L5)
Customer satisfaction
Employee satisfaction
Financial results
Culture: knowledge in BPO foundation, foresight, a supportive board, trust in and mandate for employees, willingness to lead, a coaching/mentoring style, result awareness, accountability for business processes stated in the vision document, importance of mindset and training, business insights and society foresights, strategic and partnering thinking, innovativeness, value statements (trust, commitment, responsibility, appraisals, common value mindset, customer focus, willingness and responsiveness to change) and stakeholder/environment awareness and responsiveness
Organization – BPM alignment
 BPM organization (L4)
CoordinationStructure: core- and sub-processes, teams and roles with defined responsibilities in organization and toward BPM
BPM
 Monitoring trends (L6)
 Governance: common approach and terminology, BPM principles and skills in BP analysis/design/implementation/evaluation/improvement and innovations
Methods: business environment analysis, measuring, statistics, certifications/awards/rewards
IT: business process applications, tasks, and errands along with better service provision to the external customers
BPM – BP alignment
 Layered management (L7)
IntegrationMethods: regular conversations, sharing, explaining and listening, training and informing, quality management program
BP
 External drivers (L8)
Operational performancePeople: competence in business performance, customer requirements driven (needs/expectations/desired outcomes), service- and solution-oriented, willingness/ability to learn, business expertise, community involvement, a caring mind, communicative, collaborative, positive, flexible, responsible, comfortable in decisions, value driven

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