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Getting Started With Business Process Mapping
The first step to improving any service process is to understand the current process and where it falls short. Learn the nine proven methods for mapping businesses processes at different levels of details, the unique challenges for mapping knowledge work, and how mapping service processes improves communication within an organization.
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Getting Started With Business Process Mapping
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3How to Create a SIPOC Diagram
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4How to Create a Turtle Diagram
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5What Is A Business Model Canvas?
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6How to Create a Business Model Canvas
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7What Is an Empathy Map?
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8How to Create Empathy Maps
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9What Is a Flowchart?
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10How to Create a Flowchart
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11How to Make Process Maps with Sticky Notes
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12How to Create Process Charts
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13What Is Swim Lane Mapping?
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14How to Create a Swim Lane Map
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15What Is a Makigami Analysis?
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16How to Do a Makigami Analysis
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17What Is Transactional Value Stream Mapping?
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18Current State Value Stream Mapping of Treetop Purchasing
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19Future State Value Stream Mapping of Treetop Purchasing
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20Creating a Current State Transactional Value Stream Map
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21Creating a Future State Transactional Value Stream Map
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Next Video What Is A SIPOC Diagram
The SIPOC diagram is a process mapping tool that summarizes the inputs and outputs of a series of processes. The acronym SIPOC stands for Suppliers, Inputs, Process, Outputs, and Customers. Learn how SIPOC diagrams quickly gain a high-level view of an overall process and scope improvement activity.