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Business Process Management in Administration - Module 4/4

Module 4: Optimising processes - from process goal to a better target process

Contents:

  • Process goal and desired result as a starting point for further development
  • Selected approaches to developing and evaluating improvements
  • Practical development of as selected sample process
  • Development of an initial comprehensible target concept

Objectives:
Develop improvement approaches and merge them into a comprehensible target process.

Target group:
Employees of the local and state administration in Brandenburg and Berlin

Technical knowledge:
No prior technical knowledge required. PC/laptop, stable internet connection, audio, a current browser and the use of Webex and Miro are required.

Training series "Business Process Management in Administration"

Aktualisiert am 16.09.2026

Veranstaltungsdaten

November 26, 2026 | 1 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.

Online

Free of charge, please register in advance

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Registration deadline is November 25, 2026, 1 p.m.

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