Additionally, while cost savings and expedience force the implementation to closely follow the existing and approved internal audit program, a certain level of reengineering of audit processes is inevitable due to the necessity to separate formalizable and non-formalizable parts of the program.
Titles include "Reengineering the Rules of Management," by James Champy, the co-author, with Michael Hammer, of "Reengineering the Corporation," one of the biggest business best sellers of the 1990s, and "Keeping It Honest, From Kitchen to Coca-Cola," by Seth Goldman, co-founder and chief of Honest Tea, the maker of organic drinks.
James Champy, coauthor of Reengineering the Corporation, is chairman of consulting for Perot Systems Corp.
In recent years CSC Index has often framed many of its assignments in terms of reengineering, its favorite fad.
In the book The Reengineering Revolution, Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor-turned-consultant Michael Hammer calls human beings' innate resistance to change "the most perplexing, annoying, distressing and confusing part" of reengineering.
In a broader sense On Demand was a way of reengineering businesses so that they used their data better.
What quickly emerged was Stelios' "easy" method of reengineering traditional industries: Strip out unnecessary costs and bolt on the efficiencies of new technologies.
Kelly is now working on the arduous task of reengineering Man's products to make them acceptable to U.S. regulators so they can be sold as onshore vehicles.
In the business process of reengineering, one of the main problems consists in the organizational reintegration of the employee.
To measure the performance of smartcard billing, this study focused on the incremental cost of reengineering the billing system and the waiting time for cash billing.
