What is the focus of Restructuring Engineering in the BPR process?

Restructuring Engineering within the Business Process Reengineering (BPR) framework primarily focuses on modifying existing systems while preserving core functionalities. The aim is to enhance efficiency and effectiveness without completely discarding the beneficial aspects of the current systems. This involves analyzing existing processes to identify areas for improvement, ensuring that the integral components that still provide value to the organization are maintained.

This approach contrasts with other strategies that may advocate for the complete overhaul of systems or solely focus on automation without critically assessing the existing processes. By emphasizing modifications rather than a full replacement, Restructuring Engineering seeks a balance between innovation and continuity, allowing organizations to leverage their established workflows while adapting to new demands and technologies.