COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF OPTIMISATION METHODS OF BUSINESS PROCESSES AT ENTERPRISES

Abstract

Analyzing business process optimization methods is an important task that helps to systematize different approaches and make them more understandable for use in practice. Research shows that the use of modern technologies, such as information systems and artificial intelligence, can significantly improve the results of business process optimization. The development of new methods and technologies in this area is necessary to maintain the competitiveness of enterprises in the modern business environment.

There are many methods for optimizing business processes, but the main task is to choose the methodological approach that best meets the specific needs and conditions of the business. The best option can be determined based on a thorough comparative analysis of business process optimization methods, taking into account their advantages and disadvantages.

The results of the study show that the most effective methods of business process optimization are those that are implemented at the stage of business process design, as well as methods that have a comprehensive impact on the business process. The use of optimization methods allows enterprises to increase the efficiency and productivity of business processes, reduce costs, eliminate unnecessary elements and streamline work processes, improve product quality, ensure a more accurate and efficient production process, increase competitiveness, improve flexibility and adaptability of the business to changes in the market.

Regardless of the method chosen, the process of optimizing business processes should be comprehensive and include the stages of analyzing current activities to identify problem areas, developing optimization options taking into account the goals and constraints of the enterprise, implementing the optimal option, and monitoring the results of optimization. The choice of a business process optimization method depends on the specific conditions of the enterprise, such as the optimization goals, the degree of complexity and unprofitability of business processes, and the availability of resources for optimization.

Given the rapid changes in the technological and business environment and to facilitate the process of choosing the most rational method of business process optimization, it is advisable to direct further research to improve their classification.