Organizations need flexible and efficient processes that support strategy, innovation, and rapid response to change. Traditional work designs often create delays, silos, and limited accountability. Modern process design focuses on agility, problem-solving, and people-centered execution. This course provides participants with practical tools to redesign business processes, solve operational problems systematically, and build visual systems that improve performance.
Leadership and Management
Business Process Design for Strategic Management
Organizations need flexible and efficient processes that support strategy, innovation, and rapid response to change. Traditional work designs often create delays, silos, and limited accountability. Modern process design focuses on agility, problem-solving, and people-centered execution. This course provides participants with practical tools to redesign business processes, solve operational problems systematically, and build visual systems that improve performance.
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| Frankfurt - Germany |
€1,925 + VAT
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| Kuala Lumpur - Malaysia |
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| London - United Kingdom |
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| Munich - Germany |
€2,125 + VAT
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| Amsterdam - Netherlands |
€2,100 + VAT
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| London - United Kingdom |
€2,125 + VAT
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| Istanbul - Türkiye |
€1,925 + VAT
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| Amsterdam - Netherlands |
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- Understand modern principles of strategic process design
- Apply dynamic work design methods in agile environments
- Develop clear problem statements for improvement initiatives
- Use structured problem-solving techniques effectively
- Design human-centered workflows and operating models
- Apply visual management tools to improve execution
- Increase alignment between operations and strategy
- Build sustainable continuous improvement practices
This program is intended for professionals involved in Leadership and Management.
- Operations Managers
- Business Analysts
- Process Improvement Professionals
- Strategy Managers
- Project Managers
- Quality Professionals
- Anyone responsible for organizational efficiency and redesign
This course uses an interactive and practical approach through presentations, case studies, workshops, group discussions, practical modelling exercises, problem-solving activities, and real workplace examples.
Day1
Dynamic Work Design for Modern Organisations
- Meaning of dynamic work design and its business value
- Why organizations need agile and adaptive work systems
- Aligning activities with strategic intent
- Connecting teams through triggers, controls, and accountability
- Structuring work for creativity and problem-solving
- Managing challenge levels for high performance
- Group discussion: benefits and barriers of dynamic work design
Day2
Developing Effective Problem Statements
- Why problem statements are critical for strategic decisions
- Elements of strong problem statements
- Defining impact, scope, and measurable gaps
- Writing neutral and evidence-based statements
- Step-by-step method for building clear problem definitions
- Examples from successful organizations
- Activity: Create a problem statement for a process issue
Day3
Structured Problem Solving for Process Improvement
- Role of structured problem solving in work design
- Defining problems and generating solutions
- Evaluating options and selecting best actions
- Implementation planning and monitoring progress
- Building formal problem-solving documentation
- Root cause tools: Pareto, 5 Whys, Fishbone, Scatter Plot
- Introduction to FMEA and Fault Tree Analysis
- Group exercise: Solve a selected business problem
Day4
Human-Centred Work Design
- Designing work around people and performance needs
- Principles of employee-focused process design
- Customising workflows for different teams and environments
- Balancing efficiency, wellbeing, and engagement
- Case study: successful human-centred redesign
- Activity: Propose improvements using dynamic design principles
Day5
Visual Management for Strategic Execution
- Importance of visual management in process control
- Kanban boards and workflow visibility tools
- Andon systems for alerts and response
- Visual boards, dashboards, and information displays
- Best practices for effective visual communication
- Activity: Design a visual management board
- Final presentations and key learning summary
SPARK Training Certificate of Completion is awarded to participants who attend and complete the full training course.
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