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Core Process Improvement

LRI designs and facilitates process improvement projects to help organizations improve their core business processes. Working with organizations of all types, we:

Process Improvement Consulting Sacramento

  • Develop a coherent and insightful picture of the most important “core” business processes that drive the organization.
  • Understand both the current state of the core business process and the outcomes desired.
  • Facilitate deeper dives into core business processes to measure current performance, brainstorm potential improvements, analyze options, and gain agreement for specific changes.
  • Design and facilitate implementation plans.
  • Facilitate changes in organizational structure.
  • Develop dashboards for measuring core business process efficiency and effectiveness.

View our process improvement consulting case studies, dashboard examples, and examples of client experiences.

Escape Technology

During the summer of 2015 we began a strategic planning process with LRI, specifically with Karin Bloomer. This was our first attempt at an encompassing five-year plan. I was amazed by how quickly Karin assimilated our culture, processes, and critical priorities. Karin expertly pushed us through the conversations we needed to have – some of them not easy. I’m happy to report we are extremely pleased with the result. We completed the project on time – and on budget. I highly recommend Karin for future engagements.

PHH

We had a difficult challenge facing us in articulating a clear vision for PHH. LRI did a great job in getting input from all the participants while at the same time keeping us on track. We accomplished the goal of agreeing on a future direction. I don’t think we would have gotten there without LRI’s help. Thanks again for your facilitation and leadership.

University of California Press

LRI helped us experience a real change in the way that we do planning and resolve problems. It made it possible for us to say exactly what we wanted to say, and for others to hear exactly what we said. Looking back, I wonder why we didn’t do this before.