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Project Proposal
Identifying The Business Processes of Company A, Assessing & Enhancing Them Via Workforce Synergy
Introduction
This proposal is to investigate the current problems faced by Company A in terms of its business processes. Company A has 44 employees ; 18 full time and 26 part-timers and its primary area of business is on ICT networking. Among others, Company A provides consultation on ICT network and at the same time, if so needed, also does the actual implementation of the networking end at the physical level. In many cases, Company A also supplies the hardware and software component of the entire network. In some cases, Company A has to work in partnership with one or more entities to complete an assignment within the (clients ¡¦) stipulated time-frames and on a cost-effective measure.
While Company A has been progressing on a gradual scale in terms of securing profitable businesses, the main issues at hand would include shortage of competent workers who are willing to be employed on a lower rate, coordination between the accounts and purchasing unit, coordination between the ground workers and project manager, variation within the price / fee structure among different customers/clients, issues related to customer/clients satisfaction, after-service follow-up and its measurements.
Literature Review
A business process is a recipe for achieving a commercial result. Each business process has inputs, method and outputs. The inputs are a pre-requisite that must be in place before the method can be put into practice. When the method is applied to the inputs, then certain outputs will be created. A business process is a collection of related structural activities that produce something of value to the organization, its stake holders or its customers. It is, for example, the process through which an organization realizes its services to its customers. A business process can be part...
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