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Enterprise Process Orchestration : A Hands-On Guide to Strategy, People, and Technology That Will Transform Your Business / Bernd Ruecker and Leon Strauch.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Ruecker, Bernd, author.
- Strauch, Leon, author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Business--Data processing.
- Business.
- Business enterprises--Data processing.
- Business enterprises.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (229 pages)
- Edition:
- First edition.
- Place of Publication:
- Hoboken, NJ : John Wiley & Sons, Inc., [2025]
- Summary:
- Learn how to transform your business through process orchestration Process orchestration became pivotal to building a foundation for business agility, speed, and innovation. A process that is orchestrated end-to-end can integrate existing systems, human work, and the latest technologies like AI. It is the basis to understand how your business operates, how to improve processes, and how to innovate your business model. But how to adopt process orchestration successfully on an enterprise level? Enterprise Process Orchestration equips you with hands-on guidance on how to successfully deploy process orchestration in your organization - from anchoring the vision in company strategy, over the selection of the right use cases, technologies, and people, through the completion of the first project, to a truly transformed enterprise that is ready for a digital future. Inside the book: Understand the transformative potential of process orchestration and create a compelling vision for your enterprise Explore how to establish the right team structure and enable your employees for your initiative Identify the right technology, define a business and enterprise architecture, and provide a process orchestration platform to accelerate time to value Best practices on implementing use cases and solution architecture How to measure and monitor the value you're achieving with your use cases Perfect for IT and business leaders, business and enterprise architects, CoE leaders, business analysts as well as everyone who is aspiring to change their organization through broadscale automation and process orchestration.
- Contents:
- Cover
- Half Title Page
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- Foreword
- Preface
- Why Automation?
- Avoid the Value Trap of Local Automations
- Focus on Processes
- The Methodology Behind This Book
- How to Read This Book
- Who Should Read This Book
- About the Authors
- Introduction
- Process Orchestration in the Context of Automation
- Process Automation = Process Orchestration + Task Automation
- Challenges Process Orchestration Solves
- Taming Process Complexity
- Process Orchestration Engines and Executable Process Models
- The Benefits of Process Orchestration
- Better Customer Experience
- Operational Efficiency
- Risk Mitigation and Compliance
- Faster Time to Value and Greater Business Agility
- Enabling Artificial Intelligence
- Avoiding Technical Debt and Accidental Complexity
- Understanding Process Types That Can Be Orchestrated
- Tailor-made Digital Processes
- Diversity of Business Processes
- A Useful Categorization of Use Cases
- Tailoring Your Process Automation Approach
- Avoiding the Danger Zone Around Vendor Rationalization and Tool Harmonization
- Typical Business Processes to Be Orchestrated
- Financial Services
- Insurance
- Telecommunications
- Public Sector
- Retail
- Other Industries
- Technical Use Cases of Process Orchestration
- Takeaways
- Chapter 1: Vision
- Strategic Alignment: Bridging Vision, Strategy, and Stakeholders
- Scoping Your Transformation Journey
- Defining Your Vision
- Aligning Your Stakeholders
- Building a Business Architecture to Realize Digitalization and Automation Benefits
- The Business Architecture in a Nutshell
- Customer Journeys and Value Streams
- Strategic End-to-End Processes
- Business Capabilities
- The Role of Executable Processes
- Avoid Lengthy Discussions About Process Hierarchies
- Advantages of This Business Architecture.
- Making Informed Decisions About Where to Invest
- Strategically Improving Your End-to-End Processes
- Defining Clear Ownership
- Composing Processes Out of Business Capabilities
- Enabling Organizational Redesign
- Establishing a Process-First Mindset
- Building Your Transformation Roadmap and Implementing Change
- Adoption Governance (aka Who Owns the Business Architecture?)
- Understanding Process Orchestration Work Streams
- Building and Prioritizing Business Cases
- Amplifying Organic Bottom-Up Initiatives
- Getting Started on Your Adoption Journey
- Following a Wave Pattern on Your Journey
- Enterprise Adoption Phases
- Questions to Assess Your Maturity
- Chapter 2: People
- How Software Is Being Built Today
- Focused Components That Implement Capabilities
- Agile and DevOps
- Product Thinking
- Process Ownership
- Team Topologies
- Diversity of Roles
- A Healthy Level of Centralization
- Centralized Teams to Facilitate Process Orchestration
- The Business Process Optimization Group (POG)
- The Adoption Acceleration Team (AAT)
- The Relationship Between the POG and AAT
- Delivery Models
- Federated Solution Delivery with the AAT as an Enabler
- Fully Decentralized Delivery
- Fully Centralized Delivery
- Roles
- AAT Leader
- Enterprise Architect
- Rainmaker
- Business Analyst
- Solution or IT Architect
- Software Developer
- Low-Code Developer
- Operations Engineer
- Product Owner
- Zooming in on the Adoption Acceleration Team
- The Scope of Your AAT
- What About Communities of Practice (CoPs)?
- What Should Your AAT Look Like
- The Business Case for the AAT
- Building Your AAT
- AAT Tasks
- Governance
- AAT Anti-Patterns
- Real-Life Examples
- Defining Your Target Operating Model
- Key Dimensions to Define Your Operating Model
- Sketching Your Journey.
- Questions to Assess Your Maturity
- Chapter 3: Technology
- Implementing Your Business Architecture
- Implementing Business Capabilities
- Technical Capabilities, Platforms, and Enabling Technologies
- Business Orchestration and Automation Technology
- Composable vs. Monolithic Platforms
- Components Required for Process Orchestration
- Operationalizing AI for Autonomous Orchestration with Guardrails
- Providing a Process Orchestration Capability to Your Organization
- Enterprise vs. Solution Scope
- Platform Thinking
- Modern Process Orchestration Platforms Don't Become a Bottleneck
- Why Does This Work Now if SOA Failed a Decade Ago
- Chargeback Models
- Operating a Process Orchestration Platform
- Running the Platform
- Isolation Needs and Multitenancy
- Staging Environments
- Sizing and Scaling
- Resilience and High Availability
- Selecting the Right Process Orchestration Technology
- Types of Processes: Standard vs. Tailor-Made
- Scope: Task Automation and Simple Integrations vs. Processes
- Process Complexity: Simple vs. Complex
- Scale: Small vs. Big
- Project Setup: Ad Hoc vs. Strategic
- Contrasting Process Orchestration with Adjacent Technologies
- Robotic Process Automation (RPA)
- Data Flow Engines and Data Streaming
- Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) and Event Streaming
- BPM Suites and Low-Code Application Platforms
- Microservice Orchestrators
- Tips on Evaluating Tools
- Chapter 4: Delivery
- Solution Creation Approach
- Discover
- Model
- Develop
- Run
- Monitor
- Being Agile Throughout the Solution Creation Lifecycle
- Setting the Stage for Success: Your Early Projects
- Derisking Your Start with Process Tracking
- Typical Delivery Teams and Roles
- Solution Design
- Greenfield Solution Architecture for Pro-Code Use Cases.
- The Software Development Lifecycle and Model Roundtrips
- Simplified Solution Architecture for Low-Code Use Cases
- Typical Questions Around the Development Lifecycle
- Accelerating Solution Building
- Chapter 5: Measurement
- Why Metrics Matter
- Value Drivers of Enterprise Process Orchestration
- Understanding Metrics
- Measurements, Metrics, Goals, KPIs, and SLAs
- What Makes a Good KPI
- Example Metrics and KPIs
- Operationalizing Your Metric-Driven Approach
- Metrics Are Not an Afterthought
- Mapping Metrics and KPIs to Value Drivers
- Mapping Value Flow Through Business Architecture Layers
- Modeling for Measurement
- Setting Up Continuous Measurements and Communication
- Can't We Just Delegate This to Our Existing Data Warehouse Folks?
- Closing Thoughts
- List of Abbreviations
- References
- Index
- EULA.
- Notes:
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- Description based on print version record.
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN:
- 1-394-30968-6
- 1-394-30969-4
- OCLC:
- 1517208718
- Publisher Number:
- CIPO000228662
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