O'PEEP'S PROCESS MAPPING EXPLANATION
You have a very limited understanding of what is going on here? However, you should improve the yield, speed up a process, improve output, or reduce costs. None of these, you are just supposed to solve a problem? It seems to make sense to first of all understand what is going on? Yes, what you need is to map the process!
A Process Map is a visual display of activities in their logical sequence.
WHY PROCESS MAPPING?
Process maps help to:
There are many different approaches to process mapping. Before choosing a process map define clearly what is the objective and understand what each type is for.
SELECT A PROCESS MAPPING APPROACH
Besides those 5 main process mapping approaches, there is an extra one more focussed on summarizing inputs and outputs rather than displaying the activities in their logical sequence:
SIPOC: A high-level process map that supports process scoping. With SIPOC you will detect the process behind a problem and identify relevant stakeholders. You understand what to pay attention to.
You want to learn more about Process Mapping? Some exercises would be helpful, so check out our eLearning on Process Mapping.