The Central Policy department at a major Pharmaceutical company was not meeting management expectations relative to service levels and quality of service. Policy development was taking too long. Analysis was substandard, and the end product was poorly written. Clients were generally unsatisfied with Central Policy services and frequently complained to management.
Jim Pickens was engaged as a business process consultant to perform a current state assessment, identify needed improvements, and quickly turn the situation around (90 days).
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Departmental Re-engineering
Labels:
Case Study,
DMAIC,
Lean Six Sigma,
Pharmaceutical,
Process Improvement
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