OCEB 2 Business Advanced case studies
OCEB 2 Business Advanced · Put your knowledge to work in context.
OCEB 2 Business Advanced is the top tier of the three OMG BPM (OCEB 2) certifications, sitting above Fundamental and Intermediate. OMG states that the BPM Intermediate exam is a prerequisite to the BPM Advanced exam, so candidates normally progress through the lower levels first. The Advanced exam tests knowledge across six areas: alignment of BPM with enterprise goals and resources, advanced business process modeling, management of BPM programs, advanced change management, compliance and assurance, and advanced topics in process improvement. OMG positions the credential for practitioners qualified to lead a major BPM implementation from the business perspective, advise senior management on applying and optimizing processes to reach strategic goals, guide large-scale enterprise-wide BPM deployments with highly complex interdependent processes, establish and manage a BPM Center of Excellence, or design business-oriented training and quality assurance for BPM technologies. The OCEB 2 Business Advanced case studies are 5 cases and about 4,408 words.
1Portfolio Drift at NorthBridge Bank
NorthBridge Bank has publicly committed to cutting SME account-opening time from 9 days to 5 days within 12 months, a goal tied to a 15% deposit-growth target. The BPM team of 11 people has a €2.4 million annual budget and a portfolio of 14 initiatives.
859 words, about 4 min2A Model Under Two Masters: Automation and Audit
EuroFreight has a BPMN 2.0 model of cross-border shipment exception handling, produced by an external consultant. It is now the basis for a €1.8 million workflow automation project and for a customs audit submission.
998 words, about 5 min3A Center of Excellence Under Review
The Department of Transport Services has run a BPM program for three years. A central BPM Center of Excellence of nine analysts supports 12 divisions.
777 words, about 4 min4The Emergency Purchase Order Habit
AgroMach operates three plants and 600 requisitioners. In six weeks a new group procurement approval process goes live in the ERP workflow: purchases above €5,000 need category-manager approval, and payment requires a three-way match.
862 words, about 4 min5Control Overload in Motor Claims
Helios Insurance processes 1,200 motor claims per day. A new conduct regulation requires four-eyes approval on claims above €50,000, documented evidence of checks, and seven-year retention of an audit trail.
912 words, about 5 min