INVESTIGATING THE IMPACT OF THE PROCESS APPROACH ON THE PERFORMANCE OF THE COMPANY - EMPIRICAL STUDY OF THE MOROCCAN CONTEXT

Process approach or Business Process Management (BPM) allows organizing and framing a company by focusing in the improvement of performance in order to gain competitive advantage. Although it is believed that BPM improves various aspects of organizational performance, there has been a lack of empirical studies about this. The present paper has the purpose to study the impact of business process management in companies performance in Moroccan context. To accomplish that, the theoretical basis required to know the elements that configurate BPM and the measures that can evaluate the BPM success on performance is built through a literature review. Then, a research model is proposed. Empirical data has been collected from a survey of Moroccan companies from different sectors. A quantitative analysis has been performed using structural equation modeling (SEM) to show if the direct and indirect effects between BPM and performance can be considered statistically significant. At the end, we have discussed results, their managerial and scientific implications.

Process approach or Business Process Management (BPM) allows organizing and framing a company by focusing in the improvement of performance in order to gain competitive advantage. Although it is believed that BPM improves various aspects of organizational performance, there has been a lack of empirical studies about this. The present paper has the purpose to study the impact of business process management in companies' performance in Moroccan context. To accomplish that, the theoretical basis required to know the elements that configurate BPM and the measures that can evaluate the BPM success on performance is built through a literature review. Then, a research model is proposed. Empirical data has been collected from a survey of Moroccan companies from different sectors. A quantitative analysis has been performed using structural equation modeling (SEM) to show if the direct and indirect effects between BPM and performance can be considered statistically significant. At the end, we have discussed results, their managerial and scientific implications.

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The market and the economic environment are undergoing an evolution characterized by a hardening of economic competitiveness and by an increased personalization and diversification of products (Franchini et al, 1997) .Therefore; technologies have evolved in an accelerated way integrating more and more all the activities of the company. In the same sense, the logic of production has changed, and the company has found itself obliged to produce what it is able to sell (Mevellec ,1988).The era of specialized means of production has passed, they are becoming flexible and adaptable to a wide variety of products.
Thus, many companies have started to continuously improve their processes in different aspects to meet changing environment and customer needs (Siha and Saad, 2008). It is for this reason that the process approach has become the most popular mode of commercial and technological management in recent years (Garimella, Lees & Williams, 2008). Elzinga et al. (1995) state that many companies are engaged in evaluating ways to improve their productivity, the quality of their products and their operations. The process approach, a relatively new area, enables this improvement. However, the process approach is not a newborn concept. Most companies have heard of the process approach or process improvement. In addition, many companies have tried certain process improvement methods In this paper, we have tried to understand the phenomenon of the relationship between the process approach and performance in the Moroccan context. That will allow us, firstly, to confirm or infirm chosen hypotheses linking the various theoretical constructs, through their testing on the ground, and secondly, to provide a better understanding of the relationship between the process approach and the performance of Moroccan companies. The practical objective of this research is to present proposals to managers, in particular in the Moroccan context, to improve their internal organizational structures. This research was the subject of data collection in the field. The main results of this research will make it possible to clarify the characteristics of the relationship between the process approach and the performance of companies in Morocco and to suggest proposals to improve the performance of companies. It seems clear to us that the Moroccan context is still new for process approach research since it is still being implemented as part of a quality certification process and not as a new management mode. For this reason, we hope that this study will contribute in understanding the situation of the process approach in Moroccan companies and the evaluation of its impact on the performance of companies in Morocco.
Starting from this research objective and through the different stages and theoretical fields that will be mobilized, three levels of interest will arise from this study: theoretical, methodological and managerial.
On a theoretical level, the research aims to enrich theoretical reflection on the process approach as a new management mode and its relationship with performance. It allowed the development of a theoretical model comprising the key success factors of the process approach and the evaluation of their impact on the performance of companies by integrating the mediating variable: Process Performance or Process Success. Our research has led also to the development of a process approach specific model for Morocco.
From a methodological point of view, the contributions are at two levels: the adaptation of measurement scales by translating the latent variables into observable indicators and the mobilization of the method of Structural Equations Modeling (SEM)for the modeling of the structural relationships between the latent variables, using SPSS AMOS software.
On the managerial level, this research allows practitioners to get closer to our field of empirical investigation, made up of a set of companies from different sectors. This paper will allow managers to see that certain practices of the process approach could favor the implementation of this approach in the Moroccan company and specifically the context factors, such as strategic alignment and human resources (De Bruin, Tonia & Rosemann, Michael, 2005). These results constitute a scientific basis that will allow further research in the future.

Literature review and theoretical background:-
This study examines the impact of the process approach on business performance and explores the degree to which performance is affected by the use of the process approach. The model of D. Bruin, Tonia & M. Rosemann (2005) was adapted and used in this study.

The process approach:
Although the concept of the process approach has evolved from many related concepts, such as Total Quality Management (TQM), Business Process Reengineering (BPR) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) (Paim et al., 2008) as well as many disciplines that feed this concept, a universally accepted definition of the process approach does not exist.
Indeed, the process approach was born in quality and has been used in the IT environment to describe (model) and analyze an activity with the aim of automating it. The process approach as a method of organization, management or consulting dates from the early 90s. It was used at the time as a method of rescuing companies in difficulty. The approach then consisted in questioning the total organization of a company, starting from the customer's need. The method revolves around two essential phases: 1. Identification of the chain of activities (called a process) that the company must carry out to translate the customer's demand into a product or service that satisfies this demand; 2. Determination, process by process, of the organization and the necessary means.

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The process approach as a mode of management began with Business Process Reengineering (BPR), presented by Hammer, M. and Champy, J., in 1993, as a draconian approach that rebuilt the usually struggling business from scratch. The process approach has continued to be implemented by many consultants as part of the audits. This allowed them to have a simple and pragmatic tool for analyzing and modeling a business. The objective is to detect weak points and to propose and monitor improvement actions. The process approach is back in the spotlight and has therefore become a management tool. Michel Cattan specifies that the process approach: "consists in considering the organization as a set of small organizations that help to produce the same product or provide the same service. As a result, in such an approach, the staff and management should act as Contractor sisters in a competitive market » (M. CATTAN, 2008).
H. BRANDENBURG and J. P. WOJTYNA, (2003) qualify the process approach as being: "a transversal approach of decompartmentalization which takes the"customer'sworld"as a reference, recalling that customer satisfaction is the finality of the company. This consists of reconsidering and validating everything the company does in relation to the customer's needs, from downstream to upstream. It also consists in reasoning by successive and convergent purposes, until the final result".
As part of the process approach, the company enters into a logic of simultaneous control of the process product and service andof the control of the functions thatconstitute a fundamental element for a good functioning of the processes.
The implementation of the process approach is an opportunity to dismantle barriers within the company. In fact, an efficient process is a process where the interfaces between the functions do not constitute the causes of conflicts, on the contrary, an opportunity for making progress and improvements.
The 2000 version of the ISO 9001 standard remains undoubtedly responsible for this renewed interest in the process approach.
The quality management standard provides organizational recommendations that should enable a company to control the quality of its products and services and to satisfy its customers.
The standard recommends the use of the process approach as a management tool. This consists in identifying and describing the processes necessary for the realization of the products and then ensuring the proper functioning and continuous improvement of each process.
In addition, the ISO 9004 version 2000 standard stipulates, "The process approach designates the application of a process system within an organization, as well as the identification, interactions and management of these processes. One of the advantages of the process approach is the permanent control that it allows of the relationships between the processes within the process system, as well as their combinations and interactions".
The ISO standard has integrated, in almost all its versions, the process approach as a requirement and as a management mode allowing the improvement of the competitiveness and the performance of the company.

Performance:
The concept of corporate performance remains elusive. In this regard, Steers (1975) points out that this concept is dealt with extensively in the literature on organizations, nevertheless, there is a lack of radical understanding of its implications in reality. Indeed, although performance is considered as an attractive construct, attempts to explain it empirically or theoretically remain few. Goodman et al. 1983, (cited in Morin et al., 1996) underline that the answer to the question "what is organizational performance?" is nowhere near as simple as you might think. Although research and interventions are abundant, there is no consensus either on the definition of this concept, nor on how to measure it.
Furthermore, since its appearance until the present day, performance has continued to undergo semantic modifications, and therefore giving them a clear, standard and correct meaning is not an easy task (Khlif, 1998).
In previous research, performance is often evaluated in terms of financial or business results; however, these criteria represent only a narrow view of the business, the economic view.
324 Several other concepts have been associated with performance: productivity, economy, efficiency, health, success and excellence are the best known. This means that the choice of performance criteria depends on the status and roles of individuals or groups of individuals in the organization. For example: the manager can define efficiency as being the profitability or competitiveness of his company, the employee, as the work climate and the quality of decision-making, the consumer, as the quality of the product and customer service. The concept of performance is therefore considered, according to Morin et al., (1996), as both overdetermined due to the particularism and specificity of the different definitions, and undetermined because of the diversity of individuals and stakeholders. In this sense, Lussier (1995) and Brush and Vanderverf (1992) believe that researchers' use of the concept of "performance" includes several dimensions. Voyer (1999) thinks that performance is difficult to define precisely because of its encompassing and integrating character. The same author clarified that performance is a multidimensional notion that requires, in order to properly defining it, a combination or a reference to a set of perspectives (employees, customers, etc.) and dimensions (human, political, economic, and operational). For their part, Gosselin and Murphy (1994) asserted that there are distinct definitions of performance depending on the domain affected and the context of use, but which remain conceptually acceptable.
In this sense, Bergeron (1999) distinguished two axes of definition of performance: performance as the result of an action and performance as a measure of a process of realization. This author defines performance as the realization of an action and its implementation.
On the other hand, A. Saucier and Y. B runelle (1995) specify that each time we want to use the performance; its notion must be clarified. In this context, Bergeron (1999) underlined that internally, the perception of performance differs according to the person concerned, manager, company employee or others. Externally, performance can be defined according to the perception of business partners and according to their own objectives and relationships with the company. However, performance remains an extremely broad subject that can be defined according to a variety of criteria and according to the chosen perspective of analysis.
Performance remains therefore a difficult concept to grasp and the art criteria and sound evaluation are scalable and grow over time, which increases the difficulty to apprehend. The notion of performance seen today by Hollnagel, Managers and economists, for their part, take into account, to define performance, the following three dimensions: effectiveness, efficiency and relevance (Mione, 2005;Bouquin, 1986) (cited by Mohamed Bouamama, 2015).
The performance characteristics mentioned above (evolving nature of the notion, multiplicity of figures and difficulty of representation and description) thus generate the complex character of the concept (or construct) of performance and the difficulty of apprehending it.
Nevertheless, there is a consensus in the literature on some of the characteristics of performance (Tahon, 2003) (cited by Mohamed Bouamama, 2015): 1. It depends on the objective to be achieved. As Lorino defines it, "is efficient, all that, and only that which, contributes to the achievement of the objectives". ( Lorino , 2003); 2. It depends on the perception of the one who defines it (subjectivity); 3. It is considered as a construct, observable and representable using several indicators. It cannot therefore be understood as a unidimensional concept measured with a single indicator (Saulquin and Maupetit , 2004) (cited by Mohamed Bouamama, 2015); 4. It is the effect or the result of action in the strict sense; 5. It is considered the accomplishment and realization of a set of activities, elementary logical steps of action in the broad sense.

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According to Morin et al. (1996) (cited by Mohamed Bouamama, 2015), "performance is a requirement for the sustainability of the organization, inevitably linked to the values of the people and interest groups that measure it". In the literature, there are several concepts that are taken into account for the definition of performance such as effectiveness, efficiency, output and productivity. Other terms such as achievement, health, success and excellence are also associated with it.
In addition, performance is a concept that concerns and interests many disciplines such as economics (accounting sciences, information systems, management, operations and production management), behavioral sciences and other fields. According to Morin et al. (1996) (cited by Mohamed Bouamama, 2015), this variety of language means that the results of research carried out in a discipline do not make it possible to enrich the discoveries of others, which very often leads to a lack of exchange and understanding interdisciplinary.
Thus, the various definitions presented and the various measurement methods developed can only cover part of the performance of organizations.

Research model and hypotheses:
In fact, there is already work on performance evaluation in a process approach logic. The results of the investigations dealing with this theme seem to converge towards a positive relationship between these two concepts.
Several studies have insisted on the fact that the process approach is significantly linked to the performance of the company: [Davenport (1993) At the time of the emergence of the process approach as a discipline in the mid-1990s, after the introduction of process reengineering by Hammer (1993) and process innovation by Davenport (1993), the interest in the process approach is justified by: 1. Need to improve responsiveness and quality and manage competitive risks (Pritchard and Armistead, 1999); 2. Globalization, technological change, regulation, stakeholder action and the dismantling of trade borders (Armistead , 1996); 3. Competitiveness of the industry on the international market (Elzinga et al. 1995).
Since then, the investment and interest in improving and managing business processes has continued. Meanwhile, Gartner (2009) has identified process improvement as the number one business priority for business leaders.
The present study suggests a significant impact of the process approach on the performance of the Moroccan company, as indicated in the literature. The present study suggests a research model in figure 1 and proposes the following hypotheses (cf. table 1).
326 The research hypotheses that are empirically tested are as follows: Strategic alignment has an indirect effect on the different axes of overall performance.

H2
Governance has an indirect effect on the various axes of overall performance.

H3
The methods have an indirect effect on the different axes of overall performance.

H4
Information technology has an indirect effect on the various axes of overall performance.

H5
Human resources have an indirect effect on the various axes of overall performance.

H6
Culture has an indirect effect on the various axes of overall performance.

H7
Process performance has a direct effect on the different axes of overall performance. Source: Personal elaboration Methodology:-

Measurement of variables:
A quantitative approach was used in this study to test the proposed model. The measurement was performed using previously approved process approach scales (

Data collection:
The lack of an exhaustive, up-to-date and publicly accessible database of information on companies that have implemented the process approach or that are ISO certified or in the process of certification, has prompted us to consult companies that have adopted this approach in order to constitute our database and to have a representative sample. In this context, it should be pointed out that we have been able to forge relationships with business leaders and especially with managers and experts in the field of quality by using social networks and mainly Linkedin.
We carried out a search for professionals on this network using keywords such as quality, ISO, quality assurance and quality control, logistics, supply chain management, business process management ... by adding the word Morocco to be limited to established companies in Morocco. Once these professionals were added to the list of Linkedin contacts, we presented our needs to them by inviting them to participate in this survey. We consulted a number of around 5,000 professionals on this linkedin network, 196 questionnaires were collected from September 2018 to September 2019. Table 2 shows the distribution of companies by workforce: These companies concern diversified business sectors, as detailed in Table 3 below:

Data Analysis and Results:-
To evaluate the search model, we used a multi-step approach in which SPSS version 22 and SPSS AMOS (version 20.0.0.0 on Windows) were used. In the first phase, we studied the measurement model for the appropriate psychometric properties and in the second phase, we checked the research model and the hypotheses. Descriptive statistics are presented in Table 4. Confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) was performed using Principal Component Analysis (PCA) prior to data analysis. The results of the factor analysis are shown in Table 5. To perform an empirical evaluation of the theoretical model, the routing analysis was used. Using confirmatory factor analysis (CFA), construct validity was measured. The elements of the investigation were entered at the same time. Due to the number of items with a factor contribution of less than 0.40, some of them were loaded and deleted. Finally, five factors were obtained. The eigenvalues of the five factors were greater than one. To test the reliability of the structures, the composite reliability of the constructs was calculated. The model showed acceptable internal consistency because the reliability of the structures, including the process approach, process performance and performance were satisfactory. Then, using SPSS version 22, the CFA was used. Some elements with contributions factor of less than 0.50 have been removed to improve the model fit indices. The reliability and validity of the constructs are presented in Table 5.  In addition, the beta coefficients (standardized coefficients) for all items were found to be more than double the standard errors, indicating further support for convergence validity (Anderson and Gerbing , 1988). The factor contributions of all items were greater than 0.50, and the AVE index for all measurement scales is greater than 0.50, which provides further evidence of convergent validity (Fornell and Larcker, 1981). In addition, a satisfactory level of reliability was achieved because the composite reliability of all scales was greater than 0.70 (Fornell and Larcker, 1981;Garver and Mentzer, 1999). In addition, these indices have demonstrated acceptable uniformity and convergent validity. Table 6 presents the standardized factor contribution of the Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) and the values of the combined reliability of the variables. Differential validity was assessed by ensuring that the square root of each AVE value was greater than the absolute correlation value between that scale and other scales. This criterion has been satisfied by all the constructs, which proves sufficient validity (Fornell & Larcker, 1981). We obtained discriminant validity because the AVE was higher than the ASV index (Hair et al., 1998;. The AVE is higher than the MSV index except for the two variables: Strategic Alignment and Process Success. The results of the model can be seen in Table 6. To test the hypotheses proposed in the study, SEM, which allows the simultaneous testing of all hypotheses, having direct and indirect effects, was carried out using SPSS AMOS (version 20.0.0.0 on Windows).
The results obtained using the AMOS software lead us to raise the following two observations: 1. The "Strategic Alignment" and "Human Resources" latent variables have a statistically significant direct effect at the α level of 0.001 on the "Process performance" variable. Whereas the variable " Information Technology " has an insignificant effect on the variable "Process performance" (r42 = -0.05 too low and threshold of P = 0, 360). 2. The latent variable "Process performance" has a statistically significant direct effect of a P threshold of 0.001 on "Performance = Financial axis". 3. It should also be noted that the explanatory variables are correlated with one another with a threshold P of 0.001, as detailed in Table 7, which presents the correlation coefficients between these variables: To recap, we can say that there is, on the one hand, a correlation between the variables of the process approach of our model, and on the other hand, a direct link between these variables and the overall performance. Table 8 summarizes the relationships between the different latent variables: To give more reliability to our study, we process through the AMOS software, the test ofan indirect relationship between the variables of the process approach, on the one hand, and the other hand performance. The reading of Table 9 allows us to conclude the existence of an indirect effect and statistically significant, at α level of 0.001, of "Strategic Alignment" and "Human Resources"variables on performance and specifically on "the financial Axis". As for the variable "Information Technology", it has an insignificant effect on the variable "performance: financial center ".
It is essential to underline that the main objective of this empirical study is to test the impact of the process approachvariables on the overall performance of the company. This impact is expressed in the form of hypotheses considered as the results of a review of the literature. These hypotheses were tested and some of them were eliminated during the factor analysis. The empirical study has permeted to identify the meanings of the links between the variables of the process approach and performance. The results are shown in the table below: Based on the results obtained appearing in the preceding tables, we can now proceed to the confirmation or the infirmation of the hypotheses defined previously. The hypotheses that were tested are the result of a fairly exhaustive review of the literature dealing with the relationship between the process approach and overall performance. An overview of the hypotheses is presented in Table 10.

Hypotheses Endpoi t ats H1
Strategic alignment has an indirect effect on the different axes of overall performance.
Confirmed at the level of a single axis (financial axis) H2 Governance has an indirect effect on the various axes of overall performance.

H3
The methods have an indirect effect on the different axes of overall performance.

H4
Information technology has an indirect effect on the various axes of overall performance.

H5
Human resources have an indirect effect on the various axes of overall performance.
Confirmed at the level of a single axis (financial axis) H6 Culture has an indirect effect on the various axes of overall performance.

H7
Process success has a direct effect on the different axes of overall performance.
Confirmed at the level of a single axis (financial axis) Source: Personal elaboration Finally, the coefficient of determination (R2) of Process Performance and performance (financial axis)turned out to be 0.792 and 0.503, successively. This shows that 79% of the variation in Process Performance is explained by the Strategic Alignment and Human Resources variables, and that 50% of the variation in the Performance(financial axis)variable is explained by the Strategic Alignment, Human Resources and Process Performancevariables.

Discussion and Conclusion: -
From the results, we can deduce the existence of a positive relationship, on the one hand between the variables of the following process approach: Strategic Alignment and Human Resources and the performance of the company and on the other hand between the Process Performance and the company Performance.
The results have various implications for further research and application in that Strategic Alignment has proven to be an important capability for companies enabling the successful implementation of the process approach and the achievement of the performance, specifically financial performance.
In addition, organizations must ensure that all employees and managers know this is a process approach and can use it.

Theoretical and practical implications:
This research extended the maturity model of the process approach (Business Process Management Maturity (BPMM)), developed by De Bruin Tonia and Rosemann Michael, (2005), through an analysis of the process approach in Moroccan companies.
Research has revealed that the factor of "strategic alignment" is fundamental in the successful implementation of a process approach within the company as a practice to align the objectives of the processes with the overall objectives in place by the executive management of the company to achieve its strategy. This calls for a commitment from the executive management to guarantee the success of this project, by declining, in common with the process pilots, the strategic objectives to tactical and operational objectives whose achievement is entrusted to the different process activities. Companies wishing to implement the process approach must also develop a culture of change, continuous improvement and cross-functional teamwork.
It was also noted that the role of "Human Resources" is important in the functioning of the processes. The success or failure of the process approach is closely linked to the degree of staff involvement in the process.The involvement which remains dependent on efforts to raise awareness, train and drive change. Other aspects linked to this human factor are raised in our research such as: the adequacy of profiles, skills, versatility and transversality of staff and workforce by process. All these aspects reflect the importance of human resources which must be motivated, trained and well allocated in order to benefit from them.
The literature deals with cases of implementation of the failed process approach having considered this implementation as an IT project relating to the implementation of an information system. Good practices specify that "Information Technology" allows the fluidity of information flow and its immediate availability, and that these components are important in the design of processes and in their subsequent operations, which allows responsiveness increased and efficiency. This means that information technology as a factor that can support the activities of the processes. This technology can help control process change, facilitate the design phase of processes and complete their final implementation.
Our model thus determined shows that strategic alignment and human resources allow the company to have efficient processes. Process performance is a difficult quantity to measure because performance is a multidimensional and complicated phenomenon. Even if, in our research, it was clarified that an efficient process is one that achieves the objectives which are set for it, this remains vague as an observation and requires the determination of a set of characteristics reflecting the performance of the process. We have classified them into three dimensions: effectiveness and efficiency, quality and agility.
The effectiveness and efficiency of the process bring together two essential factors in the performance of companies: the achievement of objectives and the means put in place to achieve them. A process that achieves the objectives assigned to it at a reasonable cost is considered a successful process. The continuous improvement of the process can allow the reduction of costs and the improvement of the financial performance of the company (which is confirmed in the Moroccancontext).
The quality of the process resides in its capacity to allow the localization of dysfunctions and to resolve conflicts in the interfaces which are the points of intersection between processes. This makes it possible to search for the sources of anomalies in order to eliminate them and to guarantee the fluidity of flows to the customer.

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The agility of the process reflects its simplicity, flexibility and ability to accommodate changes in order to meet customer needs. This reflects the ability of the process to adapt to the context by changing the purpose and tools in order to achieve the objectives.
Our research suggests that an efficient process has a positive impact on the financial performance of the Moroccan company through its factors of effectiveness and efficiency, quality and agility. A good implementation of the process approach is ultimately determined by the performance of the company through the performance of processes. It is hoped that this model can help companies to successfully implement the process approach and that future research can validate this model with larger samples and in well-defined sectors.
In summary, this research has allowed us to develop a conceptual framework in the form of a model linking the process approach, process performance and company performance. The model provides that the process approach has a direct positive impact on the performance of the company, and a positive indirect impact through the mediating variable "process performance". The research allowed us to examine the key success factors of the process approach and to what extent these such as strategic alignment, governance, human resources, methods, information technology and culture affected company performance The results obtained in this paper present a contribution in the field of process approach and performance. This research brings an extension and a clarification for the previous works dealing with the same problem and allows us to better understand the nature of the relation which can exist between the process approach and the performance.
Our contribution lies in the testing of a conceptual model linking some factors of the process approach and the four axes of performance. Our modeling takes into account the fact that the classic vision given to performance, considering only the financial aspect, is outdated in favor of the vision dealing with organizational performance. Also, our contribution allows the identification of the key success factors of the process approach in a Moroccan context.

Technologie de l'information
Dans notre organisation, nous avons en place une technologie de l'information qui nous permet de concevoir et de modéliser les processus.
Dans notre organisation, nous utilisons la technologie de l'information qui permet la mise en oeuvre et l'exécution des processus (Par exemple, la gestion des flux de travail).
Dans notre organisation, nous utilisons la technologie de l'information qui appuie la gestion des projets et programmes liés aux activités de l'approche processus.
Notre organisation a accumulé des connaissances sur la gestion des processus, et cette connaissance est accessible aux employés.
Dans notre organisation, il y a des champions de processus -des personnes qui sont qualifiées dans la compréhension et la gestion des processus et qui peuvent agir comme agents de changement.