Business process drawing

Author: Jieka
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: At the beginning of this book, we will first conduct a more careful review of processes and what processes actually are. A concept is introduced—a storyboard, which is a fundamental element of film production. Through this concept, the process of creating flowcharts is shown to delve deeper into the areas being reviewed. The book also fully explains the various steps of flowcharting. Flowcharting includes process identification, information gathering, interviews and mapping, and analysis. The book also discusses different applications of flowcharting and things to avoid when conducting the project.
The four major steps of flowcharting
● Process Identification (Process Identification) — Gain a comprehensive understanding of all steps in a process
● Information Gathering (Information Gathering) — Identify the goals, risks, and key controls of a process
● Interviewing and Mapping (Interviewing and Mapping) — Understand the perspectives of people involved in the process and design practical flowcharts
● Analysis (Analysis) — Use various tools and methods to make the process more effective and efficient
Specialized tools for flowcharting include: questionnaires, process analysis worksheets, hierarchical or employer diagrams
The content of this book covers all steps of flowcharting, including process identification (interacting with clients to ensure everyone has a full understanding of the involved process), information gathering (understanding the underlying concepts behind the process, such as goals, risks, and key controls), interviewing and mapping (designing practical diagrams that form the foundation of this method), and analysis.