đź”§ OPERATIONS & PROCESSES TRAINING PROGRAMS
OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE & PROCESS OPTIMIZATION SUITE
Professional Training Programs for Operational Excellence and Business Process Management
Focus Areas: Risk Management • Process Optimization • Business Planning • Resource Management • COSO Framework
INTRODUCTION
Operational risk management has become a critical success factor for organizations operating in today’s complex and dynamic business environment. This comprehensive program is designed to establish robust risk management frameworks using the modified COSO Risk Management Framework, specifically tailored for business operations in Brunei. The program addresses the essential need for organizations to understand, assess, and manage risks that could impact their operational effectiveness and strategic objectives. Through practical application of proven risk management methodologies, participants will develop competencies in risk identification, assessment, and mitigation strategies that enhance organizational resilience and operational performance. The program emphasizes hands-on learning with real-world case studies and practical tools that can be immediately implemented in participants’ organizations.
PROGRAMME OBJECTIVE
Upon successful completion of this training, participants will establish comprehensive frameworks to address risk management in their specific operational areas through context setting, structure development, and response planning. They will develop expertise in working with the modified COSO Risk Management Framework, understanding its application to various business contexts and operational scenarios. Participants will master the establishment of appropriate responses to key risk areas, including risk avoidance, transfer, diversification, and ongoing monitoring strategies. The program emphasizes practical application through case study analysis, enabling participants to contextualize risks, distinguish between operational and financial risk categories, and implement effective measurement and mitigation strategies that improve decision-making based on comprehensive risk analysis frameworks.
MODULE 1: BUSINESS RISK PROFILING
Contextualizing Risk in Three Key Areas
- Strategic risk identification and assessment methodologies
- Operational risk categorization and classification systems
- Financial risk evaluation and measurement techniques
- External environment risk factors and impact analysis
- Internal process risk assessment and control evaluation
- Technology and cybersecurity risk considerations
- Human capital and organizational risk factors
Measuring & Analysis of Risk Data
- Risk assessment matrices and scoring methodologies
- Probability and impact evaluation techniques
- Risk heat mapping and visualization tools
- Key Risk Indicators (KRIs) development and monitoring
- Risk appetite and tolerance level establishment
- Quantitative and qualitative risk measurement approaches
- Risk data collection and validation procedures
Standard Risk Responses based on COSO Framework
Risk to Avoid
- Risk avoidance criteria and decision frameworks
- Business activity discontinuation strategies
- Alternative approach identification and evaluation
- Cost-benefit analysis of avoidance strategies
- Stakeholder communication for avoidance decisions
Risk that can be Transferred or Shared
- Insurance solutions and coverage optimization
- Contractual risk transfer mechanisms
- Strategic partnerships and joint venture structures
- Outsourcing and third-party risk management
- Risk sharing agreements and frameworks
Risk that can be Diversified
- Portfolio diversification strategies
- Geographic and market diversification approaches
- Product and service line diversification
- Supplier and customer base diversification
- Revenue stream diversification planning
Risk that needs Ongoing Monitoring and Management
- Continuous monitoring systems and procedures
- Early warning indicators and alert mechanisms
- Regular risk assessment and review cycles
- Risk mitigation strategy implementation and tracking
- Performance measurement and effectiveness evaluation
MODULE 2: RISK MANAGEMENT CASE STUDY
Contextualizing the Risk
- Industry-specific risk landscape analysis
- Organizational context and business model assessment
- Stakeholder impact and influence evaluation
- Regulatory and compliance environment review
- Market conditions and competitive landscape analysis
- Internal capability and resource assessment
- Risk interdependency and correlation analysis
Distinguishing Between Operational and Financial Risk
- Operational risk categories and characteristics
- Process failure and system breakdown risks
- Human error and fraud risk assessment
- External event and force majeure considerations
- Financial risk types and measurement approaches
- Credit, market, and liquidity risk evaluation
- Interest rate and foreign exchange risk management
Measure and Mitigate Risk
- Risk measurement methodologies and tools
- Value at Risk (VaR) and stress testing approaches
- Scenario analysis and sensitivity testing
- Control design and implementation strategies
- Mitigation plan development and execution
- Cost-benefit analysis of mitigation measures
- Effectiveness monitoring and continuous improvement
MODULE 3: IMPROVED DECISION MAKING BASED ON RISK ANALYSIS
- Risk-informed decision-making frameworks and processes
- Integration of risk analysis into strategic planning
- Risk considerations in operational decision-making
- Investment and resource allocation risk assessment
- Performance measurement and risk-adjusted returns
- Stakeholder communication and risk transparency
- Crisis management and emergency response planning
- Continuous learning and adaptive risk management
MODULE 4: RISK INFORMATION AND DATA SOURCES
Where to Get Risk Information and Data
- Internal data sources and management information systems
- External market data and industry benchmarks
- Regulatory databases and compliance reporting
- Professional associations and industry networks
- Academic research and consulting firm reports
- Risk management software and analytical tools
- Peer organization risk sharing initiatives
Risk and Shareholder Value
- Risk impact on shareholder value creation
- Risk-adjusted performance measurement frameworks
- Enterprise value and risk relationship analysis
- Risk communication to investors and stakeholders
- Risk governance and board oversight responsibilities
- Risk appetite alignment with strategic objectives
- Long-term sustainability and risk management integration
METHODOLOGY
- Interactive Lectures: Comprehensive coverage of risk management principles and frameworks
- Case Study Analysis: Real-world risk scenarios and practical problem-solving
- COSO Framework Application: Hands-on experience with proven risk management methodologies
- Workshop Exercises: Practical risk assessment and mitigation planning
- Group Discussions: Collaborative learning and experience sharing
- Assessment Tools: Risk evaluation frameworks and implementation templates
TARGET AUDIENCE
This program is designed for:
- Operations Managers and Department Heads
- Risk Management Officers and Analysts
- Internal Auditors and Compliance Professionals
- Senior Managers and Executive Team Members
- Process Improvement and Quality Assurance Teams
- Financial Controllers and Business Analysts
- Project Managers and Team Leaders
- Regulatory and Government Officials
Programme Schedule in HDRF Format:
Time | Module Content | Duration | Method |
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0900 | Module 1: Business Risk Profiling | 1.5 hours | Interactive Lecture & Framework Review |
1030 | Coffee Break | ||
1045 | Module 2: Risk Management Case Study | 2 hours | Case Study Analysis & Workshop |
1245 | Lunch Break | ||
1345 | Modules 3-4: Decision Making & Data Sources | 1 hour | Practical Application & Discussion |
INTRODUCTION
Process management and resource optimization form the backbone of organizational efficiency and competitive advantage in today’s business environment. This comprehensive program is designed to provide participants with advanced understanding of process management scope and practical application of Balanced Scorecard approaches to design efficient processes based on workforce and resource management principles. The program addresses the critical need for organizations to develop systematic approaches to process improvement, resource allocation, and comprehensive business planning. Through innovative methodologies and practical tools, participants will develop competencies in process design, resource optimization, and strategic business plan development that drive organizational performance and sustainable competitive advantage.
PROGRAMME OBJECTIVE
Upon successful completion of this training, participants will understand the comprehensive scope of process management and its strategic importance in organizational success. They will develop expertise in applying Balanced Scorecard approaches to design and optimize processes based on effective workforce and resource management principles. Participants will master working with process management tools that support implementation of corporate policies while driving continuous performance improvement. The program emphasizes development and writing of comprehensive business plans based on innovative ideas, enabling participants to apply multiple analytical filters to drive processes successfully and create well-structured business plans that ensure organizational growth and sustainability.
MODULE 1: SCOPE OF PROCESS MANAGEMENT
Four Types of Key Processes
Design Processes
- Product and service design methodologies
- Customer requirements analysis and translation
- Design thinking and innovation frameworks
- Prototype development and testing procedures
- Design review and approval workflows
- Design for manufacturability and sustainability
- Intellectual property and design protection
Production/Delivery Processes
- Production planning and scheduling systems
- Quality control and assurance processes
- Resource allocation and capacity management
- Supply chain integration and coordination
- Service delivery and customer interaction processes
- Performance monitoring and optimization
- Continuous improvement and lean manufacturing
Support Processes
- Human resource management and development
- Information technology and systems support
- Financial management and accounting processes
- Facilities management and maintenance
- Legal and regulatory compliance support
- Marketing and customer relationship management
- Strategic planning and business development
Supplier Processes
- Supplier selection and qualification procedures
- Contract negotiation and management processes
- Supplier performance monitoring and evaluation
- Supply chain risk management and mitigation
- Collaborative planning and forecasting
- Supplier development and capability building
- Ethical sourcing and sustainability requirements
Role of Competent Workforce to Support Processes
- Competency mapping and skill gap analysis
- Training and development program design
- Performance management and measurement systems
- Team formation and collaboration frameworks
- Leadership development and succession planning
- Change management and adaptation capabilities
- Knowledge management and transfer processes
- Employee engagement and motivation strategies
MODULE 2: PROCESS MANAGEMENT & BUSINESS PLANNING TOOLS
Multiple Filters for Successful Process Management
Get the Facts – Not Opinions
- Data-driven decision making methodologies
- Fact-finding techniques and information gathering
- Statistical analysis and interpretation methods
- Root cause analysis and problem-solving frameworks
- Process measurement and performance indicators
- Benchmarking and best practice identification
- Evidence-based process improvement approaches
Establish the Risk Factors
- Process risk identification and assessment
- Failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA)
- Risk mitigation and contingency planning
- Process reliability and resilience design
- Error prevention and detection mechanisms
- Business continuity and disaster recovery
- Regulatory and compliance risk management
Determine the Potential Value
- Value stream mapping and analysis
- Cost-benefit analysis and ROI calculation
- Process optimization and waste elimination
- Customer value proposition development
- Resource utilization and efficiency measurement
- Revenue enhancement and cost reduction opportunities
- Strategic value creation and competitive advantage
Brainstorm Innovation Solutions
- Creative problem-solving techniques
- Innovation workshops and ideation sessions
- Technology integration and automation opportunities
- Process redesign and reengineering approaches
- Digital transformation and Industry 4.0 applications
- Customer-centric innovation and co-creation
- Sustainable and green process innovations
MODULE 3: BALANCED SCORECARD APPLICATION
Financial Perspective
- Revenue growth and profitability indicators
- Cost management and efficiency metrics
- Return on investment and asset utilization
- Cash flow management and working capital optimization
- Risk-adjusted performance measurement
- Shareholder value creation indicators
Customer Perspective
- Customer satisfaction and loyalty measurement
- Market share and customer acquisition metrics
- Service quality and delivery performance
- Customer retention and lifetime value
- Brand reputation and customer advocacy
- Customer complaint resolution and feedback systems
Internal Process Perspective
- Process efficiency and cycle time reduction
- Quality improvement and defect reduction
- Innovation and new product development
- Regulatory compliance and risk management
- Supply chain optimization and integration
- Technology adoption and digital capabilities
Learning and Growth Perspective
- Employee competency and skill development
- Training effectiveness and knowledge management
- Employee engagement and satisfaction
- Leadership development and succession planning
- Organizational culture and change readiness
- Innovation capacity and learning organization
MODULE 4: COMPREHENSIVE BUSINESS PLAN DEVELOPMENT
Prepare and Present First Draft Blueprint
- Executive summary and business overview
- Market analysis and competitive landscape
- Product/service description and value proposition
- Marketing and sales strategy development
- Operations plan and resource requirements
- Financial projections and funding requirements
- Risk analysis and mitigation strategies
- Implementation timeline and milestones
METHODOLOGY
- Interactive Lectures: Comprehensive coverage of process management principles
- Practical Workshops: Hands-on application of process improvement tools
- Case Study Analysis: Real-world process optimization scenarios
- Balanced Scorecard Application: Strategic measurement framework implementation
- Business Planning Exercise: Comprehensive plan development workshop
- Group Presentations: Collaborative learning and peer feedback
TARGET AUDIENCE
This program is designed for:
- Operations Managers and Process Improvement Leaders
- Business Development Managers and Strategic Planners
- Quality Assurance and Continuous Improvement Teams
- Project Managers and Team Leaders
- Senior Managers and Department Heads
- Consultants and Business Analysts
- Entrepreneurs and Business Owners
- Academic Researchers and Policy Makers
Programme Schedule in HDRF Format:
Time | Module Content | Duration | Method |
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0900 | Module 1: Scope of Process Management | 1.5 hours | Interactive Lecture & Framework Review |
1030 | Coffee Break | ||
1045 | Module 2: Process Management Tools | 2 hours | Practical Workshop & Application |
1245 | Lunch Break | ||
1345 | Modules 3-4: Balanced Scorecard & Business Planning | 1 hour | Case Study & Blueprint Development |