Enterprise Modelling
Papers and Reports:
A Modelling Framework for Human Resource based-Business
Processes
A Modelling Framework for Human Resource based Business
Processes by Jorge Hermosillo Worley, et al (hermosi@enit.fr),
will be published by Kluwer Academic in the series Applied Optimization
(www.wkap.nl/prod/s/APOP)
The framework intends to better adapt the business processes
to the human actors by explicitly taking into account concepts like role,
competence and knowledge of the human resource. The paper, originally presented
at the SCM’2002 at Miedzyzdroje, Poland, 2002-10-23/25 , has been extended
in the preparation for publication. A new Chapter on the classification
and implementation of roles, competences and knowledge concepts has been
added which provides further details on the proposed classes of roles and
competences or skills.
Those details identify sub-roles for the different classes.
For the role classes:
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Interpersonal roles: act as Symbol, establish Connections,
act as Leader.
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Informational roles act as: Monitor, Diffuser, Spokesman.
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Decisional roles act as: Contractor, Regulator, Resources
Distributor, Negotiator.
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Operational roles act as: Expert, Technical Bond,, Operator.
For the competences or skills classes, identified as needed
or provided:
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Technical competences: Technical Knowledge, Problem-Solving
Methods Competences, Work Tools Competences.
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Organisational and decisional competences: Autonomy, Use
of procedures and rules, Organisation, Task management, Information transmission,
Decision making, Delegation, Responsibility.
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Adaptation competences: Broad mind, Adaptability, Stress
Tolerance, Creativity.
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Interpretation and formalisation competences: Structured
Reasoning, Abstraction and simplification.
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Human and motivational competences: Collaboration and
cooperation, Team conduction, Oral communication, Customer awareness.
Ten tables have been identified to allow the user to describe
the processes and their decision activities according to the defined concepts.
Four experiments are currently in progress evaluating the proposed concepts.
For more info contact the author at hermosi@enit.fr
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