Table 6. Comparison of performance before and after BPR
Prior BPR After BPR
Sales Service time 30-60 minutes Less than 15 minutes
Availability rate 70% 90%
Additional Cost (annually) - About 30 million
Cost Saving (annually) - About 70 million
5. Discussion & Conclusion
Change the business landscape encountered by companies forced the company to make significant improvements in business processes. BPR method is used because it can dramatically improve the performance of the company compared to other methods. Davenport (1990) points out the major difference between BPR and other approaches to organization development (OD), especially the continuous improvement or TQM movement, when he states: "Today firms must seek not fractional, but multiplicative levels of improvement 10x rather than 10%."
The main problems facing the company are: the performance of the sales process and poor inventory control. After the reengineering process, the average service time can be reduced from a maximum of 60 minutes to a maximum of 15 minutes (a decrease of 75% of the average time). The availability rate of the products also increased significantly from 70% to 90%. Improved performance in the sales process, combined with increased availability of the product can improve the overall quality of service so that workshop X can seize market share that has been lost and maintain its business continuity.