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    Project Summary

    A global mining organization undergoing significant expansion sought to improve alignment and execution of strategic initiatives by embedding process-centric approach into its governance model. Partnering with Scheer Americas, the company implemented a value-driven Business Process Management (BPM) and governance organization that integrates the Strategic Management Office (SMO), Project Management Office (PMO), and Business Process Management Office (BPMO) as collaborative units within a unified operating model.

    This organization-wide approach ensures that strategy, project delivery, and process excellence are orchestrated to deliver maximum value. The developed “Integrated Value Delivery Framework” institutionalized governance, accelerated time-to-value, and embedded strategic agility into the enterprise. This framework was supported by SAP Signavio as the central process repository for consistency and traceability.

     

    Organization Background

    Operating dozens of sites across multiple countries and following a recent merger, the company faced rapid growth and integration challenges. The absence of a cohesive governance model hindered alignment between leadership priorities, project execution, and business process transformation. To scale effectively, leadership recognized the need for an integrated process management and governance organization that would harmonize strategic, project, and process domains under a common value-driven approach.

    Business Challenge

    Strategic initiatives suffered from unclear ownership, inconsistent intake and prioritization, and poor crossfunctional coordination. The lack of centralized governance and process alignment caused inefficiencies, delays, and reduced value realization.

    Structural changes following the acquisition exacerbated misalignments between business priorities, project delivery, and process transformation.

     

    Solution

    Scheer Americas designed the “Integrated Value Delivery Framework”: an operating model that connects SMO, PMO, and BPMO to deliver enterprise value. Rather than isolating functions, the model aligns them through shared processes, roles, and governance structures to ensure consistent intake, planning, execution, monitoring, and value realization. The framework is anchored by four end-to-end processes:

    1. Strategy intake – Unified intake model combining executive direction with business-driven improvements, evaluated through standardized alignment for and value criteria.
    2. Strategy Planning – Joint definition of objectives, KPIs, business drivers, and capabilities, with enterprise alignment checks and risk reviews before approval.
    3. Strategy Execution – PMO-led delivery with BPMO and business team support, monitored by SMO for progress, risks, and roadmap updates.
    4. Monitoring & Value Realization – Postimplementation tracking using process mining and performance analysis, with lessons learned feeding into continuous improvement cycles.

    Results

    Scheer Americas’ developed integrated governance and process management model delivered:

    • Greater transparency in planning, execution, and value realization.
    • Improved strategic agility via continuous process feedback.
    • Accelerated time-to-value for strategic initiatives.
    • Institutionalized governance embedded in a BPM playbook and process repository.

    Beyond the framework itself, Scheer Americas helped establish foundational governance structures, including:

    • Clearly defined, interconnected roles for SMO, PMO, and BPMO.
    • Operable intake form and scoring model
    • Standardized strategy intake, planning, execution, and monitoring processes.
    • Business Process Center of Excellence to drive continuous improvement.
    • Process of Process Management and Process Change Request models in SAP Signavio.

    Integrated Value Delivery Model

    Fig. 1: Level 1 to 3 of process decomposition Integrated Value Delivery Model

    Integrated Value Delivery Framework

    Benefits of Integrated Framework:

    • Improved organizational alignment
    • Enhanced operational efficiency
    • Faster time-to-value for strategic initatives
    Fig. 2: Integrated Value Delivery Framework – organization view
    Fig. 3: Integrated Value Delivery Framework – process view

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