Process Management Roles
CPO – Chief Process Officer David Aderhold
- Definition of process management strategy and related objectives
- Development, documentation, introduction of process model
- Definition of methodology
- Guarantee of process compliance
Process management consultant
- Analysis and conception of the entire enterprise and process specific process management methods
- Support of analysis and optimization of processes
- Find underperforming activities and develop solutions for improvement
- List of project plans and consult the transition
- Execution of project activities and consultation of all roles in the process management
- Development of organization-specific concepts to the adjustment of the organizational structure or for the execution of change projects
Process management coach
- Examination and analysis of the entire enterprise process management methodology
- Improvement of process management methodology incl. roles, organizational integration and process rules
- Coaching of responsible persons in their specific process management roles
- Sparring partner for content related discussions with process responsible persons
Process management assistant
- Description and modeling of processes
- Collecting process information
- Analysis of process weak points and development of improvement capability
- Documentation of all process information
Process management IT coordinator
- Transfer from the business process model to a technical realization
- Similar knowledge and duties as a Business Analyst (BA)
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