Integrating Business Process Tools & Techniques In Your Quality System

Todd Snover, Advisory Services Supervisor in the Business Process and Systems Group will be presenting at the ASQ-STL Fall Conference on Thursday, November 8, 2018 in UMSL's Millennium Student Center.

His presentation will show how including business process tools in your Quality System will enhance consistency, reduce cost, and promote a ‘process-focused’ culture that embraces continuous improvement. Topics covered will include process classification frameworks, BPMN process mapping, benchmarking, Theory of Constraints, and applications of key Lean Six Sigma tools.

To register, visit http://www.asqstl.org/saint-louis-quality-conference-2018/ 

Todd Snover is presenting Applying Business Process Management (BPM) to Improve Quality and Lower Costs

Todd Snover, Advisory Services Supervisor from Brown Smith Wallace Business Process and Systems Group will be presenting on April 26, 2018 at 4:30pm at the 15th Annual ASQ Lean-Sigma Conference at SIUC.

In his presentation, Business Process Management (BPM) is introduced as an area of expertise that leverages tools and techniques from a number of quality methodologies including Lean, Six Sigma, BPMN process mapping & simulation, metrics, benchmarking, VSM, and other process improvement activities.

To register go to: http://siumarketing.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9X49cODc5BVdXVz

Signavio Webinar Nov 16, 2016: A Recipe for Process Improvement Success, Featuring Todd Snover.

“Does your company need to make process improvements but doesn’t know what ingredients to use?”

“Are your ingredients stale, or do you lack the expertise on your team to prepare the improvements?”

Todd Snover from Brown Smith Wallace Advisory Services will be featured in the most recent installment of Signavio’s webinar series asking these questions and others. On November 16 2016, the audience will take a look at the Recipe for Process Improvement Success. Todd will take you through the ideal “ingredient list” for ongoing process improvement success, the mapping of current business processes, and objectively measuring performance, and much more.

By the end of this web presentation you’ll know the importance of a good recipe for success, and how to tell whether your company has the right materials that it needs to whip up your desired process improvements.

Join Signavio for this innovative new webinar installment by signing up here.

Attend 2016 Roadshow

Are You in Chicago, IL on Wednesday June 8, 2016?

Then join our Business Process Improvement consultant Todd Snover from 8:30am to 1:00pm at the 2016 Roadshow hosted by Signavio & APQC. This catered breakfast and lunch event at the Hilton Chicago gives you a chance to speak directly with fellow process professionals where you will learn about how others are implementing current best practices and look ahead to the future of process excellence. 

Register For Free Now and attend for a chance to win prizes valued at over $1500!

See this link for more details about this interactive and informational event!
http://www.signavio.com/events/2016-roadshow-chicago/

Thanks!

The Brown Smith Wallace Advisory Services Business Process & Systems Group
http://bswllc.com/bpi/




The 2016 Roadshow is a FREE morning of networking and knowledge sharing on the topics of:

• business process management
• decision management
• business transformation
• process mapping and benchmarking
• and more!

Brown Smith Wallace and Decision Modeling

Congrats to Todd Snover and CPA firm Brown Smith Wallace. Following his completion of the decision modeling course presented by Bruce Silver, Todd is now the first person to be "DMN Method and Style Certified."   Bruce Silver Associates has trained over 1100 individuals in process modeling using his BPM Method and Style.  With this new course, Bruce is now also supporting the OMG standard for Decision Modeling.

Decision Model and Notation (DMN) allows decision logic (and associated rules) to be precisely defined and maintained by subject matter experts themselves, using business-friendly graphical models that can be automatically validated for completeness and consistency. Though applicable to managing operational decisions in any industry, the relatively new standard is quickly establishing itself in the financial and insurance sectors.