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James M Passey Professor of Service Operations Management Brigham Young University 2014 Provo Utah USA A basic introduction to PCN Analysis with the Malawis Pizza Catering case ID: 366921

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Dr. Scott E. SampsonJames M. Passey Professor of Service Operations ManagementBrigham Young University ©2014Provo, Utah, USA

A basic introduction to PCN Analysiswith the Malawi’s Pizza Catering case

Basic introduction to PCN Analysis

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http://services.byu.edu

For educational use only. Images used according to section 107 of US copyright code.Slide2

Your MISSION:document a service operationidentify sources of valueidentify process problemsinefficiencies and other costs

potential service failuresflaws in the customer experienceexplore possible process improvementsidentify opportunities for innovation

Basic introduction to PCN Analysis

2

POSSIBLE

PCN AnalysisSlide3

Steps of basic PCN AnalysisIdentify system entities and rolesDocument key processesAssess value propositionsGenerate strategic improvement alternatives

Basic introduction to PCN Analysis3Slide4

Steps of basic PCN AnalysisIdentify system entities and rolesDocument key processesAssess value propositionsGenerate strategic improvement alternatives

Basic introduction to PCN Analysis4Slide5

1. Identify entities and rolesBasic introduction to PCN Analysis

5Slide6

Steps of basic PCN AnalysisIdentify system entities and rolesDocument key processesAssess value propositionsGenerate strategic improvement alternatives

Basic introduction to PCN Analysis6

PCN DiagramSlide7

Elements of a PCN DiagramProcess EntityProcess DomainProcess RegionsBasic introduction to PCN Analysis7Slide8

Process EntityBasic introduction to PCN Analysis8Slide9

Process EntityBasic introduction to PCN Analysis

9Slide10

Process Entity

Entity

Entity’s Process Domain

Basic introduction to PCN Analysis

10

An entity’s

Process

Domain

includes all processes that are directly

performed, directed, controlled

by the entity.Slide11

Process Domain

Pizza Restaurant

Restaurant’s Process Domain

Basic introduction to PCN Analysis

11Slide12

Process

Pizza Restaurant

Restaurant’s Process Domain

forecast

supply needs

order

supplies

online

identify ingredients

receive supplies

cook

pizza

maintain

supplies

serve

pizza

preheat

ovens

take order

negotiate

supply

contract

develop

recipes

Basic introduction to PCN Analysis

12Slide13

Process

Pizza Restaurant

Restaurant’s Process Domain

forecast

supply needs

order

supplies

online

identify ingredients

receive supplies

cook

pizza

maintain

supplies

serve

pizza

preheat

ovens

take order

negotiate

supply

contract

develop

recipes

Basic introduction to PCN Analysis

13Slide14

Three regions of a Process Domain

Pizza Restaurant

Restaurant’s Process Domain

Direct interaction

(e.g. with supplier)

Surrogate interaction

(e.g. acting on supplier resources)

Independent processing

(entity acting on entity’s owned/controlled resources)

Surrogate interaction

(e.g. acting on customer resources)

Direct interaction

(e.g. with customer)

forecast

supply needs

order

supplies

online

identify ingredients

receive supplies

cook

pizza

maintain

supplies

serve

pizza

preheat

ovens

take order

negotiate

supply

contract

develop

recipes

Basic introduction to PCN Analysis

14Slide15

Three regions of a Process Domain

Pizza Restaurant

Restaurant’s Process Domain

Direct interaction

Surrogate interaction

Independent processing

Surrogate interaction

Direct interaction

degree of process control

degree of process control

forecast

supply needs

order

supplies

online

identify ingredients

receive supplies

cook

pizza

maintain

supplies

serve

pizza

preheat

ovens

take order

negotiate

supply

contract

develop

recipes

Basic introduction to PCN Analysis

15Slide16

Three regions of a Process Domain1. Direct InteractionEntity person acting in conjunction with another entity person.People with people.

2. Surrogate InteractionEntity person acting on/with resource(s) of another entity.People with things (belongings, information).

3. Independent Processing

Entity acting only on/with entity’s own resources.

Basic introduction to PCN Analysis

16Slide17

Pizza Consumer

Consumer’s Process Domain

Direct interaction

Surrogate interaction

Independent processing

Surrogate interaction

Direct interaction

PCN Diagram

Pizza Restaurant

Restaurant’s Process Domain

Direct interaction

Surrogate interaction

Independent processing

Surrogate interaction

Direct interaction

Restaurant Supplier

Supplier’s Process Domain

Direct interaction

Surrogate interaction

Independent processing

Surrogate interaction

Direct interaction

forecast

supply needs

order

supplies

online

identify ingredients

receive supplies

cook

pizza

maintain

supplies

serve

pizza

preheat

ovens

create order

negotiate

supply

contract

develop

recipes

develop

appetite

eat

pizza

return home

wait to be

seated

seat customer

review menu

present check

prepare check

pay check

eat

leftovers

wait for

pizza

fill

order

Basic introduction to PCN Analysis

17Slide18

Case:Malawi’s Pizza CateringCreating a PCN Diagrambased on information from the case.Basic introduction to PCN Analysis

18Slide19

Pizza catering planningprocessBasic introduction to PCN Analysis19Slide20

Pizza catering planningprocessBasic introduction to PCN Analysis20

explore alternatives

need catering

call Malawi’s

provide event information

check schedule

date

available

?

arrange meeting

ask event date, type, # attend

discuss menu options and taste test

calculate quantity

determine price

price

acceptable

?

book catering engagement

wait

discuss price

yes

yes

no

explore

other alternatives

no

record in catering bookSlide21

Food preparation and deliveryprocessBasic introduction to PCN Analysis21

clear

parking

space?

yes

no

assemble pizzas

par cook pizzas

load food and supplies on trailer

maintain mobile oven

drive to venue

park trailer

discuss alternative parking locations

unload trailer

A

determine parking planSlide22

Food preparation and deliveryprocessBasic introduction to PCN Analysis22

location

of serving area

obvious?

yes

no

setup portable kitchen

setup serving area

discuss serving location

heat pizzas

take pizzas to serving area

wait for event

start

monitor pizza consumption

A

eat pizzaSlide23

Cleanup and payment processBasic introduction to PCN Analysis23

clean up portable kitchen

load trailer

prepare final invoice

return to store

unload trailer

clean up serving and eating tables

determine actual number of pizzas consumed

present invoice

provide paymentSlide24

Steps of basic PCN AnalysisIdentify system entities and rolesDocument key processesAssess value propositionsGenerate strategic improvement alternatives

Basic introduction to PCN Analysis24Slide25

Pizza catering planningprocessBasic introduction to PCN Analysis25

explore alternatives

need catering

call Malawi’s

provide event information

check schedule

date

available

?

arrange meeting

ask event date, type, # attend

discuss menu options and taste test

calculate quantity

determine price

price

acceptable

?

book catering engagement

wait

discuss price

yes

yes

no

explore

other alternatives

no

record in catering book

-$ costs?

+$ value?

-$

Slide26

Food preparation and deliveryprocessBasic introduction to PCN Analysis26

-$ costs? 

+$ value?

-$

clear

parking

space?

assemble pizzas

par cook pizzas

load food and supplies on trailer

maintain mobile oven

drive to venue

park trailer

discuss alternative parking locations

unload trailer

A

determine parking plan

yes

noSlide27

Food preparation and deliveryprocessBasic introduction to PCN Analysis27

location

of serving area

obvious?

yes

no

setup portable kitchen

setup serving area

discuss serving location

heat pizzas

take pizzas to serving area

wait for event

start

monitor pizza consumption

A

eat pizza

-$ costs?

+$ value?

-$Slide28

Cleanup and payment processBasic introduction to PCN Analysis28

clean up portable kitchen

load trailer

prepare final invoice

return to store

unload trailer

determine actual number of pizzas consumed

present invoice

provide payment

clean up serving and eating tables

-$ costs?

+$ value?

+$

Slide29

Steps of basic PCN AnalysisIdentify system entities and rolesDocument key processesAssess value propositionsGenerate strategic improvement alternatives

Basic introduction to PCN Analysis29

Improved economies of scale?

Improved customization?

Improved efficiency?

Improved scalability?

Improved consistency?

Improved quality?

Improved

value?Slide30

Food preparation and delivery

process

Basic introduction to PCN Analysis

30

assemble pizzas

clear

parking

space?

yes

no

par cook pizzas

load food and supplies on trailer

maintain mobile oven

drive to venue

park trailer

discuss alternative parking locations

unload trailer

A

determine parking planSlide31

Your MISSION:Basic introduction to PCN Analysis31Slide32

Your MISSION:Identify system entities and rolesDocument key processesAssess value propositions

Generate strategic improvement alternativesBasic introduction to PCN Analysis

32

Improved economies of scale?

Improved customization?

Improved efficiency?

Improved scalability?

Improved consistency?

Improved quality?

Improved

value?

Explain and

justify.

Keep it simple.

Summary sheet at

http://services.byu.edu