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Planning a new strategy? Want to improve customer satisfaction? Want to know why some of your projects are failing? Process mapping is the first step to find out how and why to these questions above.
What are cross functional flowcharts Flowcharts are widely popular and one of the most frequently diagram types. They are great for mapping the flow of steps, decisions that need to be made etc in a process.
Since we have already covered the basics of VSM with our Value Stream Mapping Guide, we thought of making it easier for you to create value stream maps by introducing to you some helpful (professionally-designed) value stream mapping templates.
This value stream mapping tutorial aims to help you familiarize yourself with the concept of value stream mapping. It offers a detailed overview on everything related to VSM, from its origin to steps you should follow when carrying out a value stream map analysis.
A standard operations manual is essential to streamlining your business. It defines the roles of employees, what they are responsible for, how to carry out a process, what to do in case of an emergency and so on.
Japan is known worldwide for its quality products and services. One of the many reasons for this is its excellent quality management.
Whether you are planning a project or your week, a workflow can help you organize and document the tasks you need to stay focused and keep track of them.
Businesses don’t just crop up overnight. Every objective is achieved through systematic processes. Business process modeling lets everyone from the heads of departments to concerned staff figure out the why, what, where and when of these processes.
The most commonly used methodology in Six Sigma is the DMAIC process. Many use it to solve problems and identify and fix errors in business and manufacturing processes.
