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Member since
April 17, 2008

Name Shelley Sweet

Company: I-4 Process Consulting

Title: President

Department: Executive

Business Area: Management

Industry: Technology

Website/blog: I-4 Process Consultants

Primary Interest: Business Process Management (BPM)

Other Interests: Business Process Management (BPM), Organization Performance

About Me: Shelley Sweet is President of I-4 Process Consultants (Ideas, Involvement, Implementation, Impact) in Palo Alto, California. She facilitates process improvement via lean, six sigma, reengineering, and continuous improvement techniques. Her track record includes over 80 complex projects in corporations redesigning processes to eliminate wastes, minimize wait and cycle time, and create customer delight. Shelley teaches in the executive education programs at the University of Santa Clara and Case Western. Her clients include high tech, healthcare, financial, education and government organizations.

Upcoming Innovation Workshops

Applying BPM to Transform your Business

BPM can deliver levels of transparency, productivity and accountability across your business. To achieve this, you must start with understanding the actionable, practical and proven steps for process improvement success. Join us as we discuss important technologies, methodologies for adoption...

Tuesday, June 26, 2012 - 14:00 - 17:00

Applying BPM to Transform your Business

Tuesday, September 18, 2012 - 14:00 - 17:00

Contributions

Which is Best for Us? Top Down, Bottoms Up, or Middle Out

This article is the second article in this series. The first, “Why Process Sounds Stupid” was published by BPM Institute in May, 2011.These two articles look at organizational culture and three strategies to become a more process oriented organization. Process maturity assessment has...

Why Process Sounds Stupid

Are you ready to get started improving work flow but just don’t know how? Do you want to build a process based culture? Do you want to buy a BPM suite? These are a few of the questions that organizations ask at one time in their development. But when to address these questions and how to...

Standardization or Flexibility- Partners or Enemies?

You probably know experts who state that standardization is critical for work and information processes. They dogmatically declare that you get reduced variability, cost reduction, better quality, and consistency across the organization with standardization. In fact if you don’t have...

Shelley Sweet

Profile

Upcoming Innovation Workshops

Applying BPM to Transform your Business

Applying BPM to Transform your Business

Contributions

Which is Best for Us? Top Down, Bottoms Up, or Middle Out

Why Process Sounds Stupid

Standardization or Flexibility- Partners or Enemies?

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