Process Flow Impacts in Developing Data Core Process

Process Flow Impacts in Developing Data Core Process Use the following scenario to complete your assignment. You have been asked to consult as a business re-engineering consultant for a business located in Salt Lake City, Utah. Morgan Drygoods, LLC has three branches, and its main offices in the Salt Lake City area. It grew from a single drygoods store begun by Lucas Morgan in 1911. The current CEO of the business is Lucas' great-grandson, James Young. While the store still sells all sorts of household merchandise, including kitchen and cooking supplies, and sewing supplies, bulk cloth, and notions, the store opened a computer department in the 1990s, including desktops and peripherals and, more recently, laptops and tablet computers. After meeting with Mr. Young and his CFO and CIO, it is clear that they want to somehow streamline their business, making it more efficient and more profitable. They hope to expand a re-engineered business model on a national level. Assignment Requirements For this assignment, research and write a short (3–6 page body section) paper that includes the following. See the Process Flow Impacts in Developing Data Core Process Scoring Guide for more information on how your work will be graded. Research other potential consultants from whom business intelligence may be obtained. Identify the strategy for organizing business data from Morgan Drygoods over a pertinent time period. Locate some helpful business intelligence from the business literature available in the Capella Library. List and explain five core business processes of the current operation of Morgan Drygoods. Describe and explain changes to Morgan Drygoods' core processes for future success, and indicate the ideal data related to and supporting the new processes. Use a program like Microsoft Visio to model the business flows related to the updated business processes. Include the chart as an appendix to this paper or as a separate file. Follow APA (6th edition) style and formatting guidelines, use references and citations, and create a document that is clearly written and generally free of grammatical errors.