XFPs ENGLISH
Building and Implementing Cross-Functional Processes (XFPs)
- In a significant portion of organizations, processes that are essentially cross-functional are hard to define and challenging to implement
- A common example of a cross-functional process is PLM (Product Lifecycle Management)
- PLM definition and implementation must be carried out by an interdisciplinary team representing the critical organizational entities in the organization
- Work begins only after defining the project content and carefully aligning expectations with management
- The team meets regularly and is guided by me. The team also builds the implementation plan and monitors its actual execution
- The process outputs are presented subject to a unique 3-layer methodology
A conversation with publisher Nathaniel Smarik about implementing PLM in a high-tech organization
Video length: 8 minutes
