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		<title>Fulda</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Lorenz Baermann]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 02 Mar 2021 19:39:53 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Fulda is the B&#124;KM integrated system for Purchasing Offices Management: it helps keeping relations with both internal customers and suppliers.]]></description>
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<p>Fulda is the B|KM integrated system for Purchasing Offices Management: it helps keeping relations with both internal customers and suppliers. Purchases paperwork within the procurement offices takes up to one third to half of the daily time. Fulda offers a dashboard able to automate the whole process and make it streamlined and in harmony with the Legal, Finance and Control Offices.</p>



<p>The watchwords are compliance and automation: in requirements, workflow, budgets and final validation.</p>



<p>With Fulda it is easy to check the supplier situation and apply the necessary degree of flexibility (or rigidity) in the management of the supplier register to achieve the economic and qualitative objectives set by the Management.</p>



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<li>Requirements collection workflow. Demonstration of supplier selection criteria. The practices are processed by Fulda without any conflict with other control or accounting tools in the company</li>
<li>Order signature management and signature delegation. Multi-channel interaction with suppliers with outbound tracing</li>
<li>Direct flow from signature to automatic forwarding and certification of order delivery</li>
<li>Integration with the Legal Department for contractual control, adoption of framework agreements and certification of legal compliance</li>
<li>Purchase management with automatic and manual advancement according to risk thresholds or thresholds controlled by supply priorities or by the purchase volume</li>
<li>Time and productivity metrics for the purchasing department</li>
<li>Analysis of commitments and other metrics for suppliers and Vendor Relationship Management with supplier ratings and scoring.</li>
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		<title>Il BPM è meglio</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Lorenz Baermann]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 14 Feb 2021 15:31:55 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Perché il Business Process Management è meglio della sola mappatura ai fini del GDPR Aziende e organizzazioni stanno vivendo la prima fase di un nuovo supporto digitale: gli strumenti di gestione del GDPR. Ne abbiamo analizzati alcuni. Come per tutti i casi precedenti di nuovi&#8230;]]></description>
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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Perché il Business Process Management è meglio della sola mappatura ai fini del GDPR</h2>



<p id="tw-target-text">Aziende e organizzazioni stanno vivendo la prima fase di un nuovo supporto digitale: gli strumenti di gestione del GDPR. Ne abbiamo analizzati alcuni. </p>



<p id="tw-target-text">Come per tutti i casi precedenti di nuovi processi di conformità aziendale, oggi c&#8217;è un numero crescente di strumenti sul mercato che affrontano la nuovissima legge europea sulla privacy, il Regolamento generale sulla protezione dei dati, entrato in vigore il 25 maggio 2018. Il nostro principale conclusione:  <em>questi strumenti per la privacy hanno limitazioni di progettazione</em>. </p>



<h3 class="wp-block-heading">Il problema</h3>



<p>In alcuni casi l&#8217;approccio della soluzione è tecnologico -sistemi progettati come se fossero indipendenti o di natura statica- mentre in altri casi è funzionale, quindi tecnico in materia di compliance, ancora specifico.</p>



<p>Classifichiamo entrambi gli approcci come principalmente orientati al marketing; non per criticare la qualità di questi strumenti in quanto tali, ma il fatto che le soluzioni sono principalmente opportunità commerciali guidate dallo slancio per una domanda improvvisa, il cui mercato non è ancora esperto in materia. Questa pratica solleva problemi, anzi.</p>



<p>Parlando con gli esperti di GDPR emerge che alcuni imprenditori e dirigenti hanno adottato una visione che limita la conformità al GDPR a una gestione &#8211; burocratica &#8211; dei documenti o, peggio ancora, sembrano un&#8217;operazione one-shot che non richiede manutenzione. Il tutto nonostante i tanti e ripetuti avvertimenti e rischi di incorrere in enormi sanzioni amministrative.</p>



<p>Inoltre, ci è stato confidato che le aziende apparentemente preferiscono processi di business del mondo reale non corrispondenti rispetto alla presentazione di &#8220;processi ufficiali&#8221; e continuano con quelli abituali. Conclusione: il rischio e lo scopo dell&#8217;audit di conformità vengono dissipati nonostante si spenda tempo e denaro e allo stesso tempo con un costo di rischio elevato.</p>



<h3 class="wp-block-heading">Ritorno al passato</h3>



<p>Notiamo un notevole parallelo con gli anni &#8217;90, quando la certificazione di qualità ISO era di moda. Non era raro trovare imprenditori che inseguivano in modo contingente una serie di certificati, senza tuttavia alcuna seria intenzione di cambiare la loro cultura aziendale.</p>



<p>Abbiamo lavorato con un bel po &#8216;di loro in quel momento e, purtroppo ma non a caso, nessuno di loro aveva illuminato il proprio futuro dopo tali scelte. (Nessuno di loro esiste più sul mercato, ma questo è solo un account personale.)</p>



<p>Tre decenni dopo, la qualità in generale, infine, sembra diffusa in molti ambienti aziendali e la mappatura e la reingegnerizzazione dei processi non sono più una novità. I vantaggi che ne derivano sono riconosciuti come parte della nostra cultura aziendale.</p>



<h3 class="wp-block-heading">Un approccio innovativo: un&#8217;opportunità</h3>



<p>Sottovalutare gli interventi necessari per soddisfare il GDPR o non sfruttare tutte le azioni necessarie durante questo processo, può portare le aziende a scegliere strumenti sbagliati che richiedono un serio impegno di conformità. Spesso questa strada porta anche all&#8217;impossibilità di collegarsi ad altre aree di competenza fondamentali come Legale e Operativo. Considerato tutto quanto sopra, solleviamo una domanda cruciale:</p>



<blockquote class="wp-block-quote is-layout-flow wp-block-quote-is-layout-flow"><p><em>Perché le aziende e le organizzazioni dovrebbero mappare i propri processi solo ai fini del GDPR? Perché gli strumenti GDPR non partono dai processi gestiti?</em></p></blockquote>



<p>Sono disponibili standard di scambio, come IDEFx, FFBD o BPMN 2.0 per la modellazione o standard universali come XML o Json, solo per fornire alcuni esempi. Allora, quanto è comune l&#8217;adozione di strumenti di mappatura dei processi?</p>



<p>Questa mancanza di integrazione delle migliori pratiche e degli investimenti precedenti porta a un costoso logoramento.</p>
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		<title>Why Business Process Management is a better choice than only process mapping in GDPR tools﻿</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Lorenz Baermann]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 26 Jun 2019 14:29:21 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Companies and organizations are experiencing the first stage of a new digital support: GDPR management tools. We analyzed some of them. As for all previous cases of new business compliance processes there is today a growing number of tools in the market addressing the all&#8230;]]></description>
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<p>Companies
and organizations are experiencing the first stage of a new digital support:
GDPR management tools. We analyzed some of them.</p>



<p>As
for all previous cases of new business compliance processes there is today a
growing number of tools in the market addressing the all new European privacy
law, the General Data Protection Regulation, which came into force on May 25,
2018. Our main conclusion: <em>these privacy
tools have design limitations</em>.</p>



<p><strong>The problem</strong><strong></strong></p>



<p>In
some cases the approach of the solution is technological -systems designed as
if they were independent or of static nature- while in other cases it’s
functional, thus technical in compliance matters, still specific. </p>



<p>We
classify both approaches as mainly marketing-oriented; not in order to
criticize the quality of these tools as such but the fact that the solutions
primarily are momentum-driven commercial opportunities for a sudden demand,
which market is still not well versed on the subject. <em>This practice raises issues, indeed</em>.</p>



<p>Talking
with GDPR experts it emerges that some entrepreneurs and executives have taken
a vision which limits GDPR compliance to – a bureaucratic – document management
or, even worse, they seem a one-shot maintenance-free operation. All despite
the many and repeated warnings and risks of running into huge administrative
fines. </p>



<p>Moreover,
we have been confided that companies apparently prefer a non-matching real-world
business processes above the presenting of&nbsp;
‘official processes’ and carry on with their usual ones. The bottom
line: the risk and the purpose of the compliance audit is dispelled although
time and money is expended, and at a high risk cost at the same time.</p>



<p><strong>Back to the past</strong><strong></strong></p>



<p>We
note a remarkable parallel to the 90’s when ISO quality certification was
fashionable. It was not uncommon to find entrepreneurs chasing contingently
after a series of certificates, <em>however
without any serious intention to change their company culture</em>. </p>



<p>We
have worked with quite a few of them at that time and, unfortunately but not by
chance, none of them had enlighten their future after such choices. (None of
them exist anymore in the market, but this is just a personal account.) </p>



<p>Three
decades later quality at large -finally- seems widespread in many business
environments, and process mapping &amp; re-engineering is nothing new anymore.
The resulting benefits are acknowledged as part of our business culture. </p>



<p><strong>An innovative approach – a golden opportunity</strong><strong></strong></p>



<p>Underestimating
the interventions required to meet the GDPR or not taking advantage of all
actions needed during this process, may lead companies to choose wrong tools
that require serious compliancy efforts. Often this road also leads to the
impossibility to become connected with other fundamental areas of competence
such as Legal and Operations. Given all of the above, we raise a crucial
question: </p>



<p><strong><em>Why
should companies and organizations re-map their processes only for GDPR
purposes?</em></strong><strong>
<em>Why do GDPR tools not start from managed
processes? </em></strong><strong><em></em></strong></p>



<p>Exchange
standards are available, such as IDEFx, FFBD or BPMN 2.0 for modeling or
universal standards like XML or Json, just to provide some examples. Then, how
common it is actually the adoption of process mapping tools?</p>



<p>This
lack of integration of best practices and previous investments leads to a
costly attrition.</p>
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