KR102102834B1 - Method, System and Recording Medium For Establishing Business Plan - Google Patents

Abstract

The business plan establishment method consists of an operation plan with a schedule of more than a week, and business processes to perform each of the schedules of the operation plan, and includes activity processes for performing a business plan and a business process that includes a daily schedule. Consisting and sequentially establishing an activity plan that includes a city unit schedule, which is a detailed schedule of the daily schedule, it is possible to make an operation plan, a work plan, and an activity plan interlock according to management purposes.

Description

Method, System and Recording Medium For Establishing Business Plan}

It relates to a business management system for establishing a business plan and a method for establishing a business plan, and more specifically, to a technology for classifying and linking a business management system of a company into an operation plan, a work plan, and an action plan.

With the development of technology, work is complicated, and accordingly work management systems for managing a user's work schedule are being developed.

The conventional business management system was a method of notifying a user of a work-related schedule, or obtaining a work definition related to a task to be performed by the user, determining the priority of the work, and responding to each user who provides the work schedule accordingly. .

That is, the conventional business management system has a limitation in that it is not possible to determine a business process for processing a job or to manage a work schedule of related users according to the business process. In addition, the conventional business management system is configured in a top-down manner in one direction from the highest level to the lowest level. Therefore, there was a limit that it is not easy to respond when some changes, such as the management point of view or the detailed process, need to be upgraded to better content.

Accordingly, there is a need for a method for designing, utilizing, and upgrading each system according to management purposes without compromising the advantages of the granular level structure.

The present invention establishes a business management system of a company by dividing the business management system of a company into an operation plan, a work plan, and an activity plan, and thus a system and method for interlocking the operation plan, the work plan, and the action plan according to management purposes Can provide

In addition, the present invention can provide a system and a method for compensating the insufficient portion of the work plan established in a top-down method by bottom-up method by merging or combining the established business plans.

A method for establishing a business plan according to an embodiment of the present invention includes establishing an annual operation plan in which a schedule of at least a week is set according to a defined task; Establishing a business plan in which business processes are composed of a multi-level tree structure to perform each of the schedules of the operation plan; Setting activity processes, which are detailed processes for performing the lowest level business processes among the business processes included in the business plan; And receiving an hourly activity process schedule from the performer terminal of the performer to which the lowest-level work process is assigned, and establishing an activity plan for managing the activity of the performer. , It is possible to establish a work plan by setting a daily schedule for the lowest level work processes.

The step of establishing a business plan of the business plan establishment method according to an embodiment of the present invention corresponds to each of the levels of the tree structure using one of standard processes that standardized business processes for each level according to a category of the business You can set up business processes.

The standard process of the business plan establishment method according to an embodiment of the present invention includes the name of the business process, the number of business processes, the output of the business process, and the work required to perform the business process, which should be included in each of the levels of the tree structure. It may include at least one standard value among unit inspection time, difficulty of the work process, competency of a performer required to perform the work process, and check lines composed of evaluators to check the work process.

The step of setting the activity processes of the business plan establishment method according to an embodiment of the present invention is an activity process for performing the business process using one of standardized procedures that standardized a plurality of business processes including a common procedure You can set them.

The standard procedure of the business plan establishment method according to an embodiment of the present invention includes the name of each of the activity processes to be performed to perform the lowest-level business process, the order of execution of the activity processes, and the intermediate output of each of the activity processes , Or a final product, a time unit required to perform each of the activity processes, the difficulty of each of the activity processes, the competency of the performers required to perform each of the activity processes, and a check consisting of evaluators to check each of the activity processes Standard values of at least one of the lines may be included.

In the step of establishing a business plan of the business plan establishment method according to an embodiment of the present invention, the business procedure group including a plurality of performers according to a standard process standardizing business processes for each level according to the category of the business And connect with the lowest level business processes by selecting an performer to perform each of the lowest level business processes in the business procedure group.

In the step of establishing an activity plan of the business plan establishment method according to an embodiment of the present invention, the standard procedure corresponding to the business process of the lowest level is transmitted to the performer terminal of the performer assigned to the lowest level business process, From the performer terminal, it is possible to receive an activity process schedule of the hour unit set according to the execution order of the activity processes included in the standard procedure, and the time unit time required for each of the activity processes.

In the business management system according to an embodiment of the present invention, in order to establish an annual operation plan in which a schedule of more than a week is set according to a defined task, and to perform each of the schedules of the operation plan, business processes have a multi-level tree structure. Establish a configured business plan, set activity processes, which are detailed processes for performing the lowest level business process among the business processes included in the business plan, and start from the performer terminal of the performer assigned to the lowest level business process And a plan establishing unit for receiving an activity process schedule of a unit and establishing an activity plan for managing the activity of the performer, wherein the plan establishing unit sets a daily unit schedule for the lowest level business processes. Can establish.

The planning unit of the business management system according to an embodiment of the present invention sets business processes corresponding to each of the levels of the tree structure using one of standard processes that standardize business processes for each level according to a category of the business. You can.

The standard process of the business management system according to an embodiment of the present invention includes the name of the business process, the number of business processes, the output of the business process, and the unit of work required to perform the business process. It may include a standard value of at least one of the time required, the difficulty of the work process, the competency of the performer required to perform the work process, and check lines composed of evaluators to check the work process.

The planning unit of the business management system according to an embodiment of the present invention may set activity processes for performing the business process using one of standard procedures that standardize a plurality of business processes including a common procedure.

The standard procedure of the business management system according to an embodiment of the present invention includes the names of each of the activity processes that must be performed to perform the lowest-level business process, the order of execution of the activity processes, the intermediate output of each of the activity processes, Or a final production line, the time required to perform each of the activity processes, the difficulty level of each activity process, the competency of the performer required to perform each activity process, and a check line consisting of evaluators to check each of the activity processes It may include at least one of the standard values.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, a standard process for an activity plan that requires time unit management and a standard process for a business detail plan that is a criterion for evaluation are classified, and a business plan is referred to with reference to a standard process and a standard procedure. By establishing and managing, it enables more systematic work planning.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, a level in which duplicated procedures are included is established by applying a standard procedure to establish an activity plan, and a level in which duplicated processes are not included is duplicated by establishing a business plan using a standard process. Management inconveniences caused by processes can be prevented.

In addition, according to an embodiment of the present invention, it can be repeatedly established while materializing from a long-term unit plan to a short-time unit plan.

1 is a view showing a business management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a diagram showing a relationship between terms used in a business management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
3 is an example of information used for establishing a business plan according to an embodiment of the present invention.
4 is a diagram illustrating a relationship between a job level and a process level used in a business management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
5 is an example of a relationship between a standard process and a standard procedure and a business plan according to an embodiment of the present invention.
6 is an example of a relationship between operations of a business management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
7 is a view showing a relationship between standard processes, business plans, standard procedures, and activity plans according to an embodiment of the present invention.
8 is a view showing the characteristics of each of the standard process and the standard process according to an embodiment of the present invention.
9 is an example of plans established according to an embodiment of the present invention.
10 is an example of a planning process according to an embodiment of the present invention.
11 is an example of a rate binding process according to an embodiment of the present invention.
12 is an example of merging and combining a work plan according to an embodiment of the present invention.
13 is an example of a merging process of a business plan according to an embodiment of the present invention.
14 is another example of a merging process of a business plan according to an embodiment of the present invention.
15 is an example of a combination process of a business plan according to an embodiment of the present invention.
16 is another example of a combination process of a business plan according to an embodiment of the present invention.
17 is an example of a condition for generating a joint schedule according to an embodiment of the present invention.
18 is an example of a process of adding a work plan of a lower position to a work plan of a higher position according to an embodiment of the present invention.
19 is an example of business plans in which a relationship is established according to an embodiment of the present invention.
20 is an example of a process of establishing a relationship between business plans according to an embodiment of the present invention.
21 is an example of a business management process according to an embodiment of the present invention.
22 is an example of a job level according to an embodiment of the present invention.
23 is an example of a process level according to an embodiment of the present invention.
24 is an example of an interface for overall management provided by a business management system to a higher-ranking manager according to an embodiment of the present invention.
25 is an example of a screen format provided to a user by a business management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
26 is an example for each content of a view provided to a user by a business management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
27 is an example of a screen provided to a user by a business management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
28 is an example of a screen in which the type of view is changed in FIG. 27.
29 is an example of a screen in which the filter value is changed in FIG. 27.
30 is an example of a screen provided to a senior manager by a business management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
31 is a diagram showing a correlation between a job, a user, and a time in a business management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
32 is an example of a task evaluation perspective of a task management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
33 is a flowchart illustrating a method of operating a business management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
34 is a flowchart illustrating a business management method according to an embodiment of the present invention.
35 is a flowchart illustrating a task evaluation method according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, embodiments will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. However, various changes may be made to the embodiments, and the scope of the patent application right is not limited or limited by these embodiments. It should be understood that all modifications, equivalents, or substitutes for the embodiments are included in the scope of rights.

The terms used in the examples are for illustrative purposes only and should not be construed as limiting. Singular expressions include plural expressions unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. In this specification, the terms "include" or "have" are intended to indicate the presence of features, numbers, steps, actions, components, parts or combinations thereof described herein, one or more other features. It should be understood that the existence or addition possibilities of fields or numbers, steps, operations, components, parts or combinations thereof are not excluded in advance.

In addition, in the description with reference to the accompanying drawings, the same reference numerals are assigned to the same components regardless of reference numerals, and redundant descriptions thereof will be omitted. In describing the embodiments, when it is determined that detailed descriptions of related known technologies may unnecessarily obscure the subject matter of the embodiments, detailed descriptions thereof will be omitted.

1 is a view showing a business management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

1, the business management system 100 may include a plan establishment unit 101, a business management unit 102, and a business evaluation unit 103 as illustrated in FIG. 1. At this time, the planning unit 101, the task management unit 102, and the task evaluation unit 103 may be different processors, or different programs performed on one processor.

And, the establisher terminal 110, the manager terminal 120, the performer terminal 130, and the evaluator terminal 140 accessing the business management system 100 are used by the manager, performer, and evaluator among users, respectively. It may be a possible terminal. For example, the establisher terminal 110, the manager terminal 120, the performer terminal 130, the evaluator terminal 140, respectively, a PC, a smart phone, a tablet computer, a notebook, a wired or wireless business management system ( 100) may be a terminal capable of communicating with. The user may be an executive or employee in charge of business among executives and employees of a company in which the business management system 100 is installed. At this time, the user may establish an operation plan, or a planner who establishes a business plan, a performer performing a business process included in the job, a manager managing the business plan and a business process included in the business plan, and activity results according to the business process It may be one of the evaluators evaluating. At this time, the administrator who manages the operation plan or the work process included in the established work plan and the work plan, or the planner who establishes the operation plan, may be the same user or a different user.

For example, the founder or manager may be a project manager (PM) that manages tasks such as a project. In addition, the founder or manager may include a project leader (PL), which is a project manager and a team leader for each part under the direction of the project manager. At this time, the project manager may be a high-ranking position of the project leader, a user who manages the work of the project leader, and a project leader may be a high-ranking person of the performer and a user managing the work of the performer. Then, when the PM distributes the work to the PLs, each of the PLs can select a performer to perform the work distributed from the PM, establish a work plan, and manage the established work plan.

In addition, the performer may be a founder or a subordinate of the manager, and may be an employee of a company performing business under the direction of the founder or manager. In addition, the evaluator is a high-ranking performer of the performer, and the performer may be a user who evaluates a work process and an activity result performed according to the activity process. For example, the evaluator may be one of the top managers of multiple practitioners, the head of the department, the head of the project, the head of the project, and the CEO.

In addition, since the founder, manager, performer, and evaluator are names related to actions that the user must perform in the work management system 100, one user may have a plurality of positions among the founder, manager, performer, and evaluator depending on the situation You can also serve as. For example, when the user serves as both the establisher, the manager, and the performer, the establisher terminal 110, the manager terminal 120, and the performer terminal 130 may be the same terminal. In addition, when the user serves as both the establisher, the manager, and the evaluator, the establisher terminal 110, the manager terminal 120, and the evaluator terminal 140 may be the same terminal.

The planning establishment unit 101 may establish a business management system of a company in which the business management system 100 is installed into an operation plan, a work plan, and an activity plan. At this time, the planning establishment unit 101 may establish an operation plan, a work plan, and an activity plan so that an operation plan, a work plan, and an activity plan are linked according to management purposes.

The operation plan is a plan for managing long-term business performance of the entire enterprise or a plurality of departments included in the enterprise, and may be a standard for evaluating the business. At this time, the operation plan is determined according to the approval of the top-ranking manager who manages the work, and may be a plan in which a schedule of more than a week is not modified without approval of the top-ranking manager. For example, an operation plan is a plan for a job to be performed by an enterprise for several years, and may be configured on a yearly schedule. In addition, the operation plan is a plan for the work to be performed by the company for one year, and may be composed of a quarterly schedule.

The business plan is a detailed schedule for performing a schedule included in the operational plan, and may be composed of business processors allocated to at least one department included in the enterprise. Specifically, a work plan may be established by constructing a tree structure of multiple levels of work processes in order to perform each of the schedules of the operation plan. At this time, since the work plan is a detailed schedule of the schedule included in the operation plan, it may be configured as a schedule in a shorter period than the operation plan. For example, the business plan is composed of schedules of different units according to a tree structure, and a schedule of daily units can be set for the lowest level business processes among the business processes.

The activity plan may be a schedule composed of activity processes, which are detailed processes for performing the lowest level business processes among the business processes included in the business plan. At this time, the activity plan is a detailed schedule of the schedule included in the work plan, and thus may be configured as a schedule of a shorter period unit than the work plan. For example, an activity plan can be scheduled in units of hours.

First, the planning unit 101 may establish an annual operation plan in which a schedule of a week or more is set according to a defined task.

Next, the planning unit 101 may establish a work plan corresponding to each of the schedules of the operation plan according to the input of the establisher terminal 110. At this time, the planning unit 101 may select one of the standard processes according to the input of the establisher terminal 110 and set work processes corresponding to each of the levels of the tree structure.

At this time, the standard process is a process in which standardized work processes for each level according to the category of work, as shown in FIG. 2, the name of the work process, the number of work processes, and the number of work processes to be included in each of the levels of the tree structure. It can include standard values of at least one of the inspection lines consisting of the output, daily time required for performing the business process, the difficulty of the business process, the competency of the performer required to perform the business process, and evaluators to check the business process. have.

In addition, the planning unit 101 connects a business procedure group to which a plurality of performers belong to a business plan according to a standard process, and selects a performer to perform each of the lowest-level business processes in the business procedure group, to the lowest level. Can connect with business processes. At this time, the business procedure group may be a group of performers for performing the same business process. For example, a business procedure group may be each department included in the company.

Next, the planning unit 101 may set activity processes, which are detailed processes for performing the lowest level business processes among the business processes included in the business plan. At this time, the planning unit 101 may set activity processes for performing the business process using one of the standard procedures. And, the standard procedure is generated by standardizing a plurality of business processes including a common procedure, and can be used to set an activity process that is a lower level of the business process by matching the business process as shown in FIG. 2. For example, the standard procedure is the name of each of the activity processes that must be performed to perform the lowest level business process, the order of execution of the activity processes, the intermediate output of each of the activity processes, or the final output, each of the activity processes It may include a standard value of at least one of the time required for each unit of time, the difficulty of each of the activity processes, the competency of the performers required to perform each of the activity processes, and check lines consisting of evaluators who will check each of the activity processes. have.

Next, the plan establishing unit 101 may establish an activity plan for managing the activity of the performer by receiving the hourly activity process schedule from the performer terminal 130 of the performer to which the lowest level business process is assigned. . Specifically, the planning unit 101 may transmit a standard procedure corresponding to the business process at the lowest level to the performer terminal 130 of the performer to which the lowest level business process is assigned. Then, the planning unit 101 receives the activity process schedule of the hour unit set from the performer terminal 130 according to the execution order of the activity processes included in the standard procedure, and the time unit time required for each of the activity processes can do.

The business management unit 102 merges or combines the business plans established in the plan establishment unit 101 according to the input of the manager terminal 120 to replace the insufficient portion of the business plan established in a top-down method. It can be supplemented by bottom-up. At this time, the business management unit 102 may merge sub-business plans of a plurality of business plans to be included in one business plan according to a standardized process that standardizes business processes for each level. In addition, the task management unit 102 is generated in different departments among a plurality of work plans, and the upper position managers are interested in or may request and display the desired work plans in combination from the viewer's perspective. .

In summary, merging work plans is an operation of integrating a plurality of work plans into one work plan, and the combination of work plans maintains a plurality of work plans, and a viewer viewing information included in each of the plurality of work plans It is an operation to be integrated and displayed.

For example, the task management unit 102 may include a measurement unit, a grouping unit, a merge unit, and a management unit.

In addition, the measurement unit of the business management unit 102 may measure the degree of relevance between business plans. Next, the grouping unit of the work management unit 102 may group work plans having a relevance of a threshold value or higher among work plans.

Next, the merging unit of the business management unit 102 may merge the business plans generated in the same department among the grouped business plans into one business plan. At this time, the merging unit of the business management unit 102 may generate a new business plan in which business plans generated in the same department are merged. And, when the name of the new business plan is selected by the user, the merger of the business management unit 102 displays the names of the business plans generated in the same department in parallel with the name of the new business plan, so that other users except the administrator It is possible to recognize that the new work plan is the same work plan as before the merger.

Also, the merging unit of the business management unit 102 may merge the business plans selected to the manager terminal 120 among business plans generated in the same department or different departments into one business plan.

Then, the management unit of the business management unit 102 may combine the business plans generated in different departments among the grouped business plans and provide them to upper positions of different departments. In addition, the management unit of the business management unit 102 integrates information included in each of the selected business plans to the manager terminal 120 among the business plans generated in the same department or different departments into a single viewer 120 ), Or may be provided to a terminal of a higher position designated by the administrator terminal 120.

At this time, the management unit of the business management unit 102 may generate a joint schedule by connecting the business plans generated in different departments according to the relationship between the business plans generated in different departments among the grouped business plans. At this time, the business management unit 102 may serially connect or parallel the business plans generated in different departments according to whether the relationship between the business plans generated in different departments is a sequential relationship or a parallel relationship.

In addition, the management unit of the business management unit 102 may invite performers or managers of different departments according to a common schedule. In this case, the management unit of the business management unit 102 may transmit a joint schedule invitation message to the performer terminal 130 of the performer included in the joint schedule, or the manager terminal 120 of the manager.

When the acceptance message for the co-schedule invitation message is received from the attendant terminal 130 or the manager terminal 120, the management unit of the business management unit 102 first generates an activity plan corresponding to a performer or manager of different departments can do. Next, the management unit of the business management unit 102 may search for a business plan corresponding to a performer or manager of different departments, and connect the first generated activity plan to the searched business plan.

The task evaluation unit 103 may evaluate users related to tasks and tasks using one task plan and execution results accordingly.

For example, the task evaluation unit 103 may include a plan providing unit, a receiving unit, a progress calculation unit, and an evaluation unit.

At this time, the plan providing unit of the task evaluation unit 103 may transmit the work plan and the activity plan established by the planning unit 101 to the performer terminal 130. Then, the reception unit of the task evaluation unit 103 may receive the result of the activity of the activity process according to the schedule of the activity plan from the performer terminal 130 that provided the task plan and the activity plan to the performer.

Next, the progress calculation unit of the task evaluation unit 103 may calculate the actual progress of the work process assigned to the performer based on the contribution ratio of the activity process corresponding to the received activity result. Then, the progress calculation unit of the task evaluation unit 103 may transmit the progress of the changed business process according to the received activity result to the performer terminal 130.

Next, the evaluation unit of the task evaluation unit 103 may compare the activity plan and the activity results received during a certain period to evaluate the performance of the performer for a certain period. At this time, the evaluation unit of the task evaluation unit 103 evaluates the performance of the performer based on at least one of whether the activity result is received within the deadline for receiving the activity result included in the activity plan, the progress of the work process, and the quality of the activity result. You can.

At this time, the planning establishment unit 101 establishes a follow-up work plan for the work process in sequential relationship with the work process according to the difference between the target progress according to the work plan and the actual progress, thereby reflecting the delay of the schedule due to the actual work execution You can make a work plan. When the actual progress is higher than the target progress, the plan establishing unit 101 may advance the schedule of the follow-up work plan or maintain the schedule of the follow-up work plan according to the difference between the actual progress and the target progress. In addition, if the actual progress is lower than the target progress, the planning unit 101 delays the schedule of the follow-up work plan according to the difference between the actual progress and the target progress, so that the follow-up work plan is executed before the work process is completed and the follow-up work It prevents attendees who have been assigned plans from waiting for the completion of the business process.

In addition, the evaluation unit of the business evaluation unit 103 may evaluate the result of the business process in units of section of the business process according to the progress of the business process. And, when all of the business processes are finished, the evaluation unit of the business evaluation unit 103 may perform a complete evaluation of the entire section of the business process in consideration of the importance of the lowest business process. At this time, the evaluation unit of the task evaluation unit 103 may evaluate the work suitability of the performer who has assigned the work process, and may evaluate the manager or establisher who has placed the performer according to the evaluation result of the work suitability.

Specifically, the planning unit 101 may set the necessary conditions for performing the corresponding business process for each business process. At this time, the conditions set by the planning unit 101 may be one of tasks that require qualification, such as a major or experience of a performer, tasks that can be performed when receiving training, and tasks that can be performed by all users.

In addition, the evaluation unit of the task evaluation unit 103 compares the conditions set in the work process with the performer assigned to the work process, and evaluates whether or not the establisher has assigned a performer who satisfies the conditions to the corresponding task as a work suitability.

The planning establishment section 101 of the business management system 100 establishes the business management system of a company by dividing it into an operation plan, a work plan, and an activity plan, so that the operation plan, work plan, and activity plan are linked according to management purposes It can be done.

In addition, the business management unit 102 of the business management system 100 merges or combines the business plans established in the planning unit 101 according to the input of the manager terminal 120, thereby establishing a business plan in a top-down manner. The missing part of can be compensated by bottom-up method.

The task evaluation unit 103 of the task management system 100 can evaluate users related to tasks and tasks by performing period evaluation, section evaluation, and completion evaluation using one task plan and execution results accordingly.

3 is an example of information used for establishing a business plan according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 3, the work management system 100 establishes a plan by combining a process according to work, or a procedure and a user, and a time set according to an operation plan, a work plan, and an action plan You can. Then, the business management system 100 may display progress according to the established plan to users.

At this time, the task management system 100 may selectively display tasks related to a specific task, tasks of a specific period, and a specific user by using tasks, users, and time filters.

Then, the business management system 100 may limit or add information to be provided to the user according to the authority of the user who has accessed the business management system 100.

4 is a diagram illustrating a relationship between a job level and a process level used in a business management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As illustrated in FIG. 4, the work management system 100 may be configured into a detailed work level structure by linking the management levels ML4, ML3, ML2, and ML1 with the planning levels BL1, BL2, BL3, BL4, and BL5. You can. Specifically, the plan establishing unit 101 may combine a plurality of work plans and connect the work management level and the work plan level by connecting 1: N to the lowest work management level ML1.

At this time, the plan establishing unit 101 may display a plurality of work plans on the establisher terminal 110 in the same format as one work plan. In addition, the combination of a plurality of work plans is configured according to the definition of senior positions such as management policies, and may have a hierarchical structure between the combinations.

In addition, the planning unit 101 may configure work management levels higher than the lowest work management level ML1 as a combination of a plurality of lower work management levels. At this time, since the work management level is not limited in the number of levels, it is possible to perform a more granular management than the conventional work management method.

In addition, the planning unit 101 may be configured by connecting the business procedure group 1: 1 to the lowest business plan level BL4. At this time, since the work procedure group includes a plurality of performers (team members), BL5 may be connected to BL4 in 1: N.

That is, the work management system 100 can be connected to and managed by a plurality of work management level systems in one work plan level system, and since there is no limit to the number of levels, more detailed management is possible compared to a conventional work management method. .

5 is an example of a relationship between a standard process and a standard procedure and a business plan according to an embodiment of the present invention.

For task management and task evaluation, the standard process can have standard values of output, time required, capability, difficulty, and inspection line. At this time, the standard process, as shown in Figure 5, a detailed business unit (PL1) corresponding to BL1, a management unit (PL2) corresponding to BL2, an evaluation unit (PL3) corresponding to BL3, and an execution unit corresponding to BL4 (PL4). In addition, the standard procedure may consist of an action unit corresponding to BL5. At this time, the standard procedure may consist of unit-based procedures when performed by the performer.

Therefore, the planning unit 101 may establish the planning levels BL1 to BL4 with reference to the standard process, and the planning level BL5 with reference to the standard procedure.

6 is an example of a relationship between operations of a business management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

In step 620, the planning unit 101 may create an operation plan corresponding to the management level and the planning levels BL1 to BL2 with reference to the standard process 610. Then, the planning unit 101 may transmit the created operation plan to the evaluator terminal 140.

In step 625, when the planning unit 101 receives a message from the evaluator terminal 140 that approves the operation plan, the planning unit 101 may perform step 630. In addition, in step 625, if the planning unit 101 does not receive a message to approve the operation plan from the evaluator terminal 140, until the planning unit 101 receives a message to approve the operation plan Wait, or perform step 620 again.

In step 630, the planning unit 101 may create a work plan corresponding to the plan levels BL3 to BL5 with reference to the standard process 610 and the standard procedure 615. Then, the planning unit 101 may transmit the created work plan to the evaluator terminal 140.

In step 635, if the planning unit 101 receives a message from the evaluator terminal 140 that reviews and approves the business plan, the planning unit 101 may perform step 640. In addition, in step 625, if the planning unit 101 does not receive a message to approve the business plan from the evaluator terminal 140, until the planning unit 101 receives a message to approve the business plan Wait, or perform step 630 again.

In step 640, the planning unit 101 may transmit the work plan approved in step 635 to the performer terminal 130. Then, the planning unit 101 may receive an activity process schedule in units of hours from the performer terminal 130 to establish an activity plan for managing the activity of the performer. Then, the planning unit 101 may transmit the prepared activity plan to the evaluator terminal 140.

In step 645, if the planning unit 101 receives a message from the evaluator terminal 140 that reviews and approves the activity plan, the planning unit 101 sends the performer terminal 130 an activity process according to the activity plan. It may send a message to perform. In addition, in step 645, if the planning unit 101 does not receive a message to approve the activity plan from the evaluator terminal 140, until the planner 101 receives a message to approve the activity plan Wait, or perform step 640 again.

At step 650, the performer performing the activity process may input the activity result to the performer terminal 130. At this time, the attendant terminal 130 may transmit the result of the activity input in step 650 to the task evaluation unit 103.

In step 660, the task evaluation unit 103 may store the result of the activity input in step 650. Then, in step 665, the task evaluation unit 103 may review the result of the activity received in step 660.

In step 670, the task evaluation unit 103 may complete the planning level BL5 according to the result of the activity input in step 650. Then, in step 695, the business evaluation unit 103 may perform a section evaluation of the business process based on the completed processing plan level BL5.

In addition, the business evaluation unit 103 may calculate the progress of the business process based on the completed processing plan level BL5, and when the progress is 100%, the business completion evaluation may be performed in step 699.

In step 680, the business evaluation unit 103 may add the activity result input in step 650 to the weekly / monthly journal. Then, in step 690, the business evaluation unit 103 may perform a period evaluation of the business process based on the section evaluation of the business process, the business completion evaluation, and the activity results described in the weekly / monthly business journal.

In addition, the work section evaluation, the work completion evaluation, and the period evaluation are provided to the senior position manager 600 so that the upper position manager can grasp the contents related to the planning and evaluation.

7 is a view showing a relationship between standard processes, business plans, standard procedures, and activity plans according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The planning unit 101 may establish a work plan 720 composed of plan levels BL0 to BL4 using a standard process composed of process levels PL0 to PL4. In this case, the level 4 task BL4 is a minimum unit of work and may be defined as a work section. In addition, one performer may be assigned to the level 4 task BL4, or a plurality of performers may be assigned. In addition, the level 4 task (BL4) can be used as a minimum unit of task evaluation by necessarily setting the output. When a plurality of performers are assigned to the level 4 task BL4, the evaluation results of the level 4 task BL4 may be divided to the performers according to their respective contributions.

In addition, the planning unit 101 may establish a level 5 task BL5, which is a detailed task of the level 4 task BL4, with reference to a standard operating procedure (SoP) 730. At this time, the level 5 task (BL5) is a task of 8 hours or less per person, and can be used to evaluate the qualitative items such as the attitude and competency of the performer by accumulating the actual work of BL5 without evaluating it as a task.

8 is a view showing the characteristics of each of the standard process and the standard process according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The standard process is a process in which hierarchies of a tree structure for task management and tasks to be performed on a daily basis are defined as illustrated in FIG. 8, and can be enhanced according to relevance between tasks and types of tasks to be performed.

The standard procedure may be a process in which time-based procedures are commonly included in different types of processes.

And, if the processes of L4 among the standard processes have a common procedure, management of the process may not be easy due to the duplicated processes in L5. For example, in general, a report preparation procedure used by a company is the same for each company, and as illustrated in FIG. 8, different L4 processes may include the same report preparation process.

Therefore, the business management system 100 establishes L5 including duplicated procedures by applying standard procedures so that duplicated procedures are not included in a plurality of processes, and L1 to L4 that do not include duplicated processes use standard processes. It can be established by using.

9 is an example of plans established according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The operation plan established by the planning unit 101 may include an annual plan and a semi-annual plan as illustrated in FIG. 9. In addition, the work plan, which is a detailed plan of the operation plan, can be established on a daily basis every two months. In addition, the activity plan, which is a detailed plan of the work plan, may be established in a time unit schedule of two weeks or two days.

10 is an example of a planning process according to an embodiment of the present invention.

In step 1010, the plan establishing unit 101 may establish an operation plan for the year, a business plan for January, and an activity plan for the week of January and January.

In step 1020, the planning unit 101 establishes a business plan in April according to the results of activities from January to March on April 1, and a week or two in April according to the work plan in April. Action plans can be developed.

In step 1030, the planning unit 101 establishes a business plan for July according to the results of the activities from January to June on July 1, and a week or two for July according to the business plan for July. Action plans can be developed.

In step 1040, the planning unit 101 establishes a business plan for October according to the results of the activities from January to September on October 1, and a week or weeks for October according to the business plan for October. Action plans can be developed.

At this time, when the calculated progress according to the result of the activity is delayed in steps 1020 to 1040, the plan establishing unit 101 may delay and establish a work plan for the month.

11 is an example of a rate binding process according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 11, the planning unit 101 may establish a work plan from a four-level work plan (BL4) 1110 to a BL5 (1120), an action plan (1130), and a Hanil (activity result, 1140) order. You can.

However, if an activity plan that was not included in the work plan is added, the work management unit 102 first inputs the action plan before establishing the work plan, and then establishes the work plan to connect with the action plan, or among existing work plans. You can search for work plans related to the activity plan and associate it with the activity plan.

At this time, if the work plan that can be connected to the activity plan is higher than two levels based on the activity plan, the business management unit 102 can create and add an intermediate level activity plan based on the connectable work plan and the activity plan. have.

For example, when the activity plan 1130 is input by the manager terminal 120 in a state in which the four-level work plans BL4 and 1110 are established, the work management unit 102 includes the action plan 1130 and the BL4 1110 ). Then, the task management unit 102 may generate the BL5 1120 by referring to the activity plan 1130 and the BL4 1110. Next, the task management unit 102 may add the BL5 1120 between the activity plan 1130 and the BL4 1110.

In addition, when Hanil 1140 is input by the administrator terminal 120 while the BL4 1110 is established, the business management unit 102 may connect the Hanil 1140 and the BL4 1110. Then, the task management unit 102 may generate the BL5 1120 and the activity plan 1130 with reference to the Hanil 1140 and the BL4 1110. Next, the task management unit 102 may add a BL5 1120 and an activity plan 1130 between Hanil 1140 and BL4 1110.

In addition, when Hanil 1140 is input by the administrator terminal 120 while the BL5 1120 is established, the business management unit 102 may connect the Hanil 1140 and the BL5 1120. Then, the task management unit 102 may generate an activity plan 1130 with reference to the Hanil 1140 and the BL5 1120. Next, the task management unit 102 may add an activity plan 1130 between Hanil 1140 and BL5 1120.

12 is an example of merging and combining a work plan according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 12, the business plan merger 1210 performed by the business management unit 102 upgrades season 2 planning 1211 and season 2 development 1212, which are different business plans, into one business plan, season 2 ( 1213). At this time, different work plans can be used within the same organization because they are integrated on a standard process basis.

On the other hand, the work plan combination 1220 performed by the work management unit 102 maintains the master course operation 1221 and the master course teaching material production 1222, which are different business plans, as shown in FIG. It is a method to mark as one work plan, Master Course Settlement (1223).

For example, while a senior manager combines the work plans of a plurality of lower positions and checks them as one work plan, a missing part of the work plans of the lower positions can be found. At this time, the senior manager instructs to establish a work plan for the relevant part, and merges the work plans after the work plan is established, so that a high-complete work plan can be established.

13 is an example of a merging process of a business plan according to an embodiment of the present invention.

13, the business management unit 102 merges the business plan "informatization development" 1310, the business plan "informatization development" 1320, and the business plan "informatization development" 1330, as shown in FIG. "(1340).

At this time, the business plan "informatization development" (1340), as shown in Figure 13, the IT service planning 1341 included in the business plan "informatization development" (1310) and the business plan "informatization development" (1320) and business plan IT service development 1342 commonly included in "informatization development" 1330 may be included. In addition, sub-categories of different IT service development 1342 may also be maintained in the business plan "informatization development" 1320 and the business plan "informatization development" 1330.

14 is another example of a merging process of a business plan according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 14, the business management unit 102 may generate a business plan “informatization development” 1430 by merging the business plan “informatization development” 1410 and the business plan “informatization development” 1420.

At this time, the business plan "informatization development" (1430), as shown in Figure 14, the business plan "informatization development" (1410) and the business plan "informatization development" (1420) commonly included in IT service planning and IT service development In addition, sub-categories of IT service planning and IT service development may also be maintained.

15 is an example of a combination process of a business plan according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The business management unit 102 may combine the business plans 1510 according to the manager's interests, and display the combined business plans 1520 to the manager. At this time, the work plan 1520 is displayed to the manager as one work plan, but the work plans 1510 combined with each work plan 1520 may be maintained.

In addition, the business management unit 102 may combine the business plan 1510, or the business plans 1520 according to the interests of the general manager, and display the combined business plan 1530 to the general manager. At this time, the general manager can check the information included in the 12 business plans 1510 for each major category by checking the 3 business plans 1530 as shown in FIG. 15.

In addition, the business management unit 102 may generate a triple management proliferation of business activities by merging the triple management of overseas business activities and the triple management business of affiliates.

16 is another example of a combination process of a business plan according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The business management unit 102 may combine the business plans 1610 according to the manager's interests, and display the combined business plans 1620 to the manager. At this time, the work plan 1620 is displayed to the manager as a single work plan, but the work plans 1610 combined with each work plan 1620 may be maintained.

In addition, the business management unit 102 may combine the business plan 1610 or the business plans 1620 according to the interests of the general manager, and display the combined business plan 1630 to the general manager. At this time, the general manager can check the information included in the 12 business plans 1610 for each major category by checking three business plans 1630 as shown in FIG. 15.

In addition, the business management unit 102 may generate a triple management proliferation of business activities by merging the triple management of overseas business activities and the triple management business of affiliates.

17 is an example of a condition for generating a joint schedule according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The co-schedule generated by the business management unit 102 may be divided into a sub-officer inspection and a related department collaboration as illustrated in FIG. 17.

A joint schedule for checking subordinates is created to participate in the subordinates in the schedule created by the parent, and a joint schedule for collaborating with related departments allows users who work to collaborate with related departments to participate in the coschedule. Can be written to request.

18 is an example of a process of adding a work plan of a lower position to a work plan of a higher position according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As illustrated in FIG. 18, the business management unit 102 may include the business plan generated by the lower job manager as a lower category 1810 of the business plan of the higher job manager. In addition, the work management unit 102 may also include a work plan 1820 generated by a higher-ranking position as a lower category 1803 of the work plan of the highest-ranking position.

In addition, when the work plan generated by the lower position manager is modified, the work management unit 102 also reflects the work plan included in the lower category 1810 of the upper position manager's work plan by interlocking, thereby changing the work plan of the lower position manager. You can make it possible for the top positions to be recognized.

In addition, the business management unit 102 may set two methods of changing and updating the business plan.

The business management unit 102 may determine that the change of the business plan of the lower positions affecting the schedule and resources of the upper positions is “corrected” based on the work plan established by the plan setting unit 101. When it is determined that the change of the work plan of the lower position is "corrected", the business management unit 102 applies the modified business plan only when the approval of the upper position is obtained, so that it can be used as a plan for evaluating the lower position against performance. You can. For example, senior managers who establish long-term plans for evaluating against performance can go through an approval process to revise their work plans and manage them with a separate history.

In addition, the business management unit 102 may determine that the schedule of the upper positions and the change of the work plan of the lower positions that do not affect resources are "updated". At this time, the business management unit 102 may use the updated business plan to refine the business plan. For example, a subordinate who often develops short-term plans can refine the plan without complicated approval procedures.

19 is an example of business plans in which a relationship is established according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The task management unit 102 may connect task plans according to relationships between tasks. For example, when the tasks 1910 and 1920 are in a sequential relationship, the task management unit 102 may connect the tasks 1920 to the subsequent tasks of the task 1910 as shown in FIG. 19. In addition, when the task 1910 and the task 1930 are in a parallel relationship, the task management unit 102 may connect the task 1910 and the task 1930 in parallel as illustrated in FIG. 19.

20 is an example of a process of establishing a relationship between business plans according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in case 1, when task A and task B are in a sequential relationship, task manager 102 connects a detailed task plan in sequence with task B's detailed task plan among task A's detailed task plan, thereby increasing task A. Among the detailed work plans, the detailed work plan related to task B can be clarified.

For example, as shown in FIG. 20, the task management unit 102 connects L4 class task 5 of the detailed task plan of task A and L4 class task 7 of the detailed task plan of task B in a sequential relationship, thereby making the task A This may indicate that L4 level 7 of task B can be performed only after L4 level 5 is completed.

As shown in Case 2, when task A and task B are in a parallel relationship that can be performed at the same time, task management unit 102, as shown in Figure 20, from task A's detailed task plan, simultaneously with task B's detailed task plan By linking a detailed work plan that can be performed, it is possible to make a detailed work plan independent of task B among the detailed work plans of task A.

21 is an example of a business management process according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The task management unit 102 may perform activity management, task management, and goal management as illustrated in FIG. 21. In addition, when the manager mode is performed, the task manager 102 may derive status information and provide a view to the manager terminal 120 according to the level of the manager.

The work level according to an embodiment of the present invention has a similar point to the process level as shown in FIG. 22 and may be proportional. However, compared to the process level shown in FIG. 23, it may also occur that the work level is different.

24 is an example of an interface for overall management provided by a business management system to a higher-ranking manager according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 24, the work management system 100 may provide an interface for confirming whether to establish plans, whether to approve plans established by lower positions, and whether to review or not, to the upper positions.

In addition, the work management system 100 may request a higher-ranking person to review the results of activities according to the work procedures.

25 is an example of a screen format provided to a user by a business management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The business management system 100 may divide the business management information and the activity management information up and down as shown in Case 1 of FIG. 25 to provide the user with the same. In addition, the business management system 100 may provide only the business management information to the user, as shown in Case 2 of FIG. 25.

And, as shown in Case 3 of FIG. 25, the work management system 100 divides and displays work management information and activity management information on the top and bottom of the screen, and displays work plans, organization-related filters, and tasks to be performed by the user. It can also be displayed on one side of the. In addition, the task management system 100 may change and display the activity management information displayed on a weekly basis on a screen shown in case 3 on a daily basis as shown in case 4 of FIG. 25.

Then, the task management system 100 may provide only the activity management information to the user as shown in case 5 of FIG. 25. In addition, the business management system 100 may change and display activity management information displayed on a weekly basis on a daily basis on a screen shown in case 1 as shown in case 6 of FIG. 25.

26 is an example for each content of a view provided to a user by a business management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Among the information displayed by the business management system 100 to the user, the business progress status 2610, the business detailed plan 2620, and the activity management information 2630 are GUI views or tables as shown in FIG. It can be displayed as one of the views.

When a user requests to recognize information intuitively, the business management system 100 may display the information in a GUI view. Also, when a user requests a plurality of information, the business management system 100 may display the information in a table view.

As illustrated in FIG. 27, the work management system 100 includes work management information 2710 displayed in a GUI view and activity management information 2720 displayed in a GUI view, a work plan filter 2730, an organizational member filter 2740, and a user Things 2750 may be displayed on the screen. In addition, as shown in FIG. 28, the business management system 100 may display business management information 2810 displayed in a table view and activity management information 2820 displayed in a table view on a screen.

In addition, when the selection of the work plan filter 2730 or the member filter 2740 is changed, the work management system 100 changes the work detailed plan 2910 and work schedule according to the selection of the filter as shown in FIG. 29. (2920) may be displayed.

30 is an example of a screen provided to a senior manager by a business management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The business management system 100 may provide an interface for evaluating the current status of the entire organization of the company to the top-level manager of the company. For example, the work management system 100, as shown in Figure 30, the organization's organizational / organizational work progress status, plan input status, execution input status, operational plan achievement rate, operational plan establishment rate, activity plan establishment By providing an interface for checking the rate / check rate, it is possible for the upper position managers to easily recognize the departments of each company's business performance status and low progress.

31 is a diagram showing a correlation between a job, a user, and a time in a business management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 31, the operation plan established in the business management system 100 may be a long-term plan that is established by a user at a higher level than other plans and has a long period of time to be allocated than other plans.

In addition, the work plan is a lower position than the user who establishes the operation plan, and is set by the user with a higher position than the user who establishes the action plan, and is a sub-task of the operation plan, and includes a daily schedule determined according to the operation plan can do.

In addition, the activity plan is determined by a lower-level performer performing the activity process, and may include an hourly schedule included in the daily schedule of the business plan.

32 is an example of a task evaluation perspective of a task management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The task evaluation unit 103 may perform period evaluation, section evaluation, and comprehensive evaluation as shown in FIG. 32.

Specifically, the task evaluation unit 103 may perform evaluation on whether the user has performed according to the user's qualitative, attitude, competence, and plan based on the performance of the BL5 performed by the user for a predetermined period for each period.

In addition, the task evaluation unit 103 may evaluate the work plan for each section of the work as shown in FIG. 32. In addition, when the task is completed, the task evaluation unit 103 may perform a quantitative evaluation of the completed task and a completed evaluation to evaluate the performance of the task.

In addition, the task evaluation unit 103 may evaluate the results of the task evaluation and the period evaluation in a given period at a specific time point, such as semi-annual and annual.

33 is a flowchart illustrating a method of operating a business management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

In step 3310, the planning unit 101 of the business management system 100 may establish an annual operation plan in which a schedule of more than a week is set according to the defined task.

In step 3320, the plan establishing unit 101 may establish a work plan in which work processes are composed of a multi-level tree structure in order to perform each of the schedules of the operation plan. At this time, the planning unit 101 may establish a work plan by setting a daily schedule for the lowest level work processes. Specifically, the planning unit 101 may set work processes corresponding to each of the levels of the tree structure by using one of standard processes that standardized work processes for each level according to a category of work.

In step 3330, the planning establishment unit 101 may set activity processes, which are detailed processes for performing the lowest level business processes among the business processes included in the business plan. At this time, the planning unit 101 may set activity processes for performing the business process using one of standardized procedures that standardized a plurality of business processes including a common procedure. In addition, the planning unit 101 may establish an activity plan for managing the activity of the performer by receiving the hourly activity process schedule from the performer terminal 130 of the performer to which the lowest level work process is assigned.

In step 3340, the task evaluation unit 103 may receive the result of the activity performed by the performer according to the activity plan established in step 3330 from the performer terminal 130.

In step 3350, the task evaluation unit 103 may perform section evaluation according to the activity result received in step 3340.

In step 3360, the task evaluation unit 103 may perform a period evaluation according to the result of the activity received in step 3340 for a specific period every period.

34 is a flowchart illustrating a business management method according to an embodiment of the present invention.

In step 3410, the business management unit 102 of the business management system 100 may measure the relevance between business plans.

In step 3420, the work management unit 102 may group work plans having a relevance of a threshold value or higher among work plans.

In step 3430, the work management unit 102 may check whether there are work plans generated in the same department among the work plans grouped in step 3420.

In step 3440, the business management unit 102 may merge business plans generated in the same department among grouped business plans into one business plan. In this case, the business management unit 102 may merge sub-business plans of business plans generated in the same department to be included in one business plan according to a standardized process that standardizes business processes for each level. In addition, the business management unit 102 may generate a new business plan in which business plans generated in the same department are merged. Then, when the name of the new business plan is selected by the user, the business management unit 102 may display the names of the business plans generated in the same department in parallel.

In step 3450, the business management unit 102 may combine business plans generated in different departments among the grouped business plans and provide them to upper positions of different departments.

In step 3460, the business management unit 102 generates a joint schedule by linking business plans generated in different departments according to the relationship between the business plans generated in different departments among the business plans grouped in step 3420. can do. At this time, the business management unit 102 may invite performers or managers of different departments according to a joint schedule. In addition, when the performers or managers of different departments accept the invitation, the task management unit 102 may first generate an activity plan corresponding to the performers or managers of different departments. Next, the work management unit 102 may search for work plans corresponding to performers or managers of different departments, and connect the generated action plans to the searched work plans first.

In addition, the business management unit 102 may serially connect or parallel the business plans generated in different departments according to whether the relationship between the business plans generated in different departments is a sequential relationship or a parallel relationship.

35 is a flowchart illustrating a task evaluation method according to an embodiment of the present invention.

In step 3510, the work evaluation unit 103 of the work management system 100 transmits the work plan and the action plan to the performer terminal 130, and the result of the activity of the activity process according to the activity plan from the performer terminal 130 Can receive.

In step 3520, the task evaluation unit 103 may evaluate the quality of the activity result received in step 3510.

In step 3530, the business evaluation unit 103 may calculate the actual progress of the business process based on the contribution ratio of the activity process corresponding to the activity result received in step 3510.

In step 3540, the task evaluation unit 103 may evaluate the performance for a certain period of the performer for a period according to the activity plan, the quality of the activity results evaluated in step 3520, and the progress calculated in step 3530. . At this time, the task evaluation unit 103 may evaluate the performance of the performer based on at least one of whether an activity result has been received within a reception deadline of the activity result included in the activity plan, progress of the work process, and quality of the activity result. have.

In step 3550, the plan establishing unit 101 may establish a follow-up work plan for the work process that has a sequential relationship with the work process according to the difference between the target progress and the actual progress according to the work plan.

When the actual progress is higher than the target progress, the plan establishing unit 101 may advance the schedule of the follow-up work plan or maintain the schedule of the follow-up work plan according to the difference between the actual progress and the target progress. In addition, when the actual progress is lower than the target progress, the planning unit 101 may delay the schedule of the subsequent work plan according to the difference between the actual progress and the target progress.

On the other hand, the business management method according to the present invention is written in a program that can be executed on a computer and can be implemented with various recording media such as a magnetic storage medium, an optical reading medium, and a digital storage medium.

Implementations of the various techniques described herein may be implemented in digital electronic circuitry, or in computer hardware, firmware, software, or combinations thereof. Implementations are computer program products, ie, information carriers, eg machine readable storage, for processing by, or controlling, the operation of a data processing apparatus, eg a programmable processor, a computer, or multiple computers. It may be embodied as a computer program embodied tangibly in a device (computer readable medium) or a radio wave signal. Computer programs, such as the computer program (s) described above, may be written in any form of programming language, including compiled or interpreted languages, and as a standalone program or in a module, component, subroutine, or computing environment. It can be deployed in any form, including as another unit suitable for use. A computer program can be deployed to be processed on one computer or multiple computers at one site or distributed across multiple sites and interconnected by a communication network.

Processors suitable for processing a computer program include, by way of example, both general purpose and special purpose microprocessors, and any one or more processors of any kind of digital computer. Generally, the processor will receive instructions and data from read-only memory or random access memory or both. Elements of a computer may include at least one processor executing instructions and one or more memory devices storing instructions and data. In general, a computer may include one or more mass storage devices that store data, such as magnetic, magneto-optical disks, or optical disks, or receive data from or transmit data to them, or both. It may be combined as possible. Information carriers suitable for embodying computer program instructions and data include, for example, semiconductor memory devices, for example, magnetic media such as hard disks, floppy disks, and magnetic tapes, CD-ROM (Compact Disk Read Only Memory). ), Optical Media such as DVD (Digital Video Disk), Magnetic-Optical Media such as Floptical Disk (Magneto-Optical Media), ROM (ROM, Read Only Memory), RAM (RAM) , Random Access Memory), Flash memory, Erasable Programmable ROM (EPROM), Electrically Erasable Programmable ROM (EPMROM), and the like. The processor and memory may be supplemented by, or incorporated in, special purpose logic circuitry.

In addition, the computer-readable medium can be any available medium that can be accessed by a computer, and can include both computer storage media and transmission media.

This specification includes details of many specific implementations, but these should not be understood as limiting on the scope of any invention or claim, but rather as a description of features that may be specific to a particular embodiment of the particular invention. It should be understood. Certain features that are described in this specification in the context of separate embodiments may be implemented in combination in a single embodiment. Conversely, various features described in the context of a single embodiment can also be implemented in multiple embodiments individually or in any suitable subcombination. Further, although features may operate in a particular combination and may initially be depicted as so claimed, one or more features from the claimed combination may in some cases be excluded from the combination, and the claimed combination subcombined. Or sub-combinations.

Likewise, although the operations are depicted in the drawings in a particular order, it should not be understood that such operations should be performed in the particular order shown or in sequential order, or that all shown actions should be performed in order to obtain desirable results. In certain cases, multitasking and parallel processing may be advantageous. In addition, the separation of various device components of the above-described embodiments should not be understood as requiring such separation in all embodiments, and the described program components and devices will generally be integrated together into a single software product or packaged in multiple software products. You should understand that you can.

On the other hand, the embodiments of the present invention disclosed in the specification and drawings are merely presented as specific examples to aid understanding, and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention. It is apparent to those skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains that other modified examples based on the technical idea of the present invention can be implemented in addition to the embodiments disclosed herein.

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In the business planning method performed by the business planning system including a processor,
Establishing an annual operation plan in which a schedule of at least a week is set according to a task defined by the processor;
Establishing a business plan in which business processes are composed of a tree structure of a plurality of levels so that the processor performs each of the schedules of the operation plan;
Setting, by the processor, activity processes, which are detailed processes for performing the lowest level business processes among the business processes included in the business plan;
The processor receiving an activity process schedule in units of hours from a performer terminal of a performer to which the lowest-level work process is assigned, and establishing an activity plan for managing the performer's activity
Including,
The steps of establishing the above work plan are:
A method of establishing a work plan in which the processor establishes a work plan by setting a daily schedule for the lowest level work processes. According to claim 1,
The steps of establishing the above work plan are:
A method for establishing a business plan in which the processor sets business processes corresponding to each of the levels of the tree structure by using one of standard processes that standardize business processes for each level according to a category of work. According to claim 2,
The standard process is:
The name of the business process to be included in each of the levels of the tree structure, the number of business processes, the output of the business process, the time required per day required to perform the business process, the difficulty of the business process, and the performer required to perform the business process A method for establishing a business plan that includes at least one standard value among the inspection lines consisting of evaluators who will check the competency and business process of the company. According to claim 1,
The step of setting up the activity processes,
A method of establishing a business plan for setting activity processes for performing the business process using one of standard procedures in which the processor standardizes a plurality of business processes including a common procedure. According to claim 4,
The standard procedure is,
The name of each of the activity processes that must be performed to perform the lowest-level business process, the order of execution of the activity processes, the intermediate output of each of the activity processes, or the final output, the time required for each of the activity processes A method of establishing a work plan that includes standard values of at least one of the difficulty levels of each of the activity processes, the competency of the performers required to perform each of the activity processes, and evaluators to check each of the activity processes. According to claim 1,
The steps of establishing the above work plan are:
The processor connects a business procedure group to which a plurality of performers belong to the business plan according to a standard process in which business processes for each level are standardized according to a category of business, and each of the lowest-level business processes in the business procedure group. A method of establishing a work plan that selects a performer to perform and connects with the lowest level work processes. The method of claim 6,
The step of establishing the activity plan is,
The processor transmits a standard procedure corresponding to the lowest-level business process to the performer terminal of the performer to which the lowest-level business process is assigned, and an execution sequence of the activity processes included in the standard procedure from the performer terminal, and A method of establishing a business plan for receiving a schedule of activity processes in hour units set according to a time unit time required for performing each of the activity processes. A computer-readable recording medium on which a program for executing the method of any one of claims 1 to 7 is recorded. delete delete

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