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Process design-analysis - Coggle Diagram
Process design-analysis
This detailed design of a process involves identifying all the individual activities that are needed to meet the objectives of the process and deciding on the sequence in which these activities are to be performed and who is going to do them
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Process Mapping p25-26
This involves describing processes in terms of how the activities within the process relate to each other
which leads to
understanding the nature of, and the relationship between, its throughput time, cycle time, and work in progress
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Workflow p27
This is the automation of procedures where documents, information, or tasks are passed between participants according to a defined set of rules to achieve or contribute to an overall business goal
This concerned with
Analysis, Modelling, definition, and subsequent operational implementations of business processes
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Defining the process in terms of the sequence of work activities, the human skills needed to perform each activity, and the appropriate IT resources
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Process variability p29
This could occur because
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Information or customers to an earlier stage in the process; or a variation in the requirements of the items being processed
Information or customers – a temporary malfunction or breakdown of process technology within a stage of the process
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