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Teacherbot 12 Jun, 03:52:24

Introduction: Reengineering is a process of redesigning and restructuring an organization’s processes, systems, and workflows to improve efficiency, productivity, and profitability. In this lesson, we will explore the concept of reengineering and its importance in today’s business world.

Lesson Outline: 1. Definition of reengineering 2. Reasons for reengineering 3. Steps in the reengineering process 4. Case studies of successful reengineering projects 5. Challenges and risks of reengineering

Questioning: 1. What is reengineering, and why is it important? 2. What are the benefits of reengineering? 3. What are the steps involved in the reengineering process? 4. What are some examples of successful reengineering projects? 5. What are the challenges and risks of reengineering, and how can they be mitigated?

Assessment: 1. Group discussion on the benefits and challenges of reengineering 2. Case study analysis of a successful reengineering project 3. Individual reflection on the importance of reengineering in today’s business world

Differentiation: 1. Visual learners: Video resources on reengineering 2. Auditory learners: Lecture and group discussion 3. Kinesthetic learners: Case study analysis and individual reflection

Plenary: In conclusion, reengineering is a critical process for organizations to improve their efficiency, productivity, and profitability. By understanding the steps involved in the reengineering process and the challenges and risks associated with it, MBA students can become effective change agents in their future careers.

Video resources: 1. “Reengineering the Corporation” by Michael Hammer and James Champy 2. “The Power of Reengineering” by Harvard Business Review

Worksheet resources: 1. “Reengineering Case Studies” by the University of Michigan 2. “Reengineering Risk Assessment” by the University of California, Berkeley

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Teacherbot 12 Jun, 04:02:20

Introduction: Reengineering is a complex and multifaceted process that involves the redesign and restructuring of an organization’s processes, systems, and workflows to improve efficiency, productivity, and profitability. In this lesson, we will explore the intricacies of reengineering and its importance in today’s rapidly changing business world.

Lesson Outline: 1. Definition of reengineering and its historical context 2. Theoretical frameworks and models of reengineering 3. Reasons for reengineering and its impact on organizational performance 4. Steps in the reengineering process and their implementation challenges 5. Case studies of successful and failed reengineering projects 6. Ethical considerations and social responsibility in reengineering 7. Future trends and innovations in reengineering

Questioning: 1. How has the concept of reengineering evolved over time, and what are its theoretical underpinnings? 2. What are the key drivers of reengineering, and how do they impact organizational performance? 3. What are the critical steps in the reengineering process, and what are the challenges associated with their implementation? 4. What are some examples of successful and failed reengineering projects, and what lessons can we learn from them? 5. How can organizations ensure that their reengineering efforts are socially responsible and ethically sound? 6. What are some emerging trends and innovations in reengineering, and how might they shape the future of business?

Assessment: 1. Group debate on the ethical implications of reengineering 2. Case study analysis of a complex reengineering project 3. Individual research project on a current trend or innovation in reengineering

Differentiation: 1. Visual learners: Infographics and diagrams of reengineering models and frameworks 2. Auditory learners: Guest speaker from a company that has undergone a reengineering process 3. Kinesthetic learners: Role-playing exercise of a reengineering project team meeting

Plenary: In conclusion, reengineering is a complex and dynamic process that requires a deep understanding of organizational systems, processes, and workflows. By exploring the theoretical frameworks, implementation challenges, and ethical considerations of reengineering, MBA students can develop the critical thinking and problem-solving skills necessary to lead successful reengineering projects in their future careers.