The Basics of Process Mapping
Autor Robert Damelioen Limba Engleză Paperback – feb 2009
Providing a complete and accessible introduction to process maps, The Basics of Process Mapping, Second Edition raises the bar on what constitutes the basics. Thoroughly revised and updated to keep pace with recent developments, it explains how relationship maps, cross-functional process maps (swimlane diagrams), and flowcharts can be used as a set to provide different views of work.
New in the Second Edition:
- Four new chapters and 75 new graphics
- An introduction to the concepts of flow and waste and how both appear in knowledge work or business processes
- A set of measures for flow and waste
- A discussion of problematic features of knowledge work and business processes that act as barriers to flow
- Seven principles* and 29 guidelines for improving the flow of knowledge work
- A detailed (actual) case study that shows how one organization applied the principles and guidelines to reduce lead time from an average of 28 days to 4 days
*The Seven principles are integrated into Version 3 of the body of knowledge used for Lean certification by the ASQ/AME/SME/SHINGO Lean Alliance. This is the first publication of those principles and guidelines.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781563273766
ISBN-10: 1563273764
Pagini: 173
Ilustrații: 86 black & white illustrations, 3 black & white tables
Dimensiuni: 150 x 226 x 13 mm
Greutate: 0.3 kg
Ediția:Revizuită
Editura: PRODUCTIVITY PR INC
ISBN-10: 1563273764
Pagini: 173
Ilustrații: 86 black & white illustrations, 3 black & white tables
Dimensiuni: 150 x 226 x 13 mm
Greutate: 0.3 kg
Ediția:Revizuită
Editura: PRODUCTIVITY PR INC
Cuprins
Overview
Why I Wrote the Basics of Process Mapping
Key Features of Each Map
Three Views of the Same Work
Introduction to Phil’s Quick Lube
Overview of an Oil Change—Work Sequence
Thinking about Work
What Is Work?
Work: A Working Definition
Why this Matters
Work: Boundaries, Components, Features, and Properties
Work Is a System; It Consists of Several Components
Work: Viewed as a Process
Work: Viewed as a Workflow
Work: Viewed as a Value Stream
(Process) Maps are Models of Work
Some Assumptions Regarding Work
Why Map a Process?
Chapter Overview
Why Map a Process?
Reasons to Map a Process (Part 1)
Reasons to Map a Process (Part 2)
How Do the Two Lists of Reasons Compare?
What Is a Model?
Why Create a Model of Work?
(Process) Maps as Models of Work
"The Map Is Not the Territory" (It Is a Model of the Territory)
New Types of Maps May Come and Go, but the Work They
Represent Will Remain
Relationship Maps
How to Create a Relationship Map
Relationship Map Interview
Interpreting Relationship Maps
Interpreting the Relationship Map View of Phil’s Quick Lube
Cross-Functional Process Maps or Swimlane Diagrams
How to Create a Cross-Functional Process Map
Cross-Functional Process Map Interview
Interpreting Cross-Functional Process Maps
Interpreting the Cross-Functional Process Map of Phil’s Quick Lube
Flowchart
How to Create a Flowchart
Flowchart
Interpreting the Flowchart for Activity 2
Seven Principles to Improve Flow
Background of the Engagement
Seven Principles for Improving Flow
Principle 1: Improve Flow from the Outside In
Principle 2: Measure What Matters to the Customer
Principle 3: Make the End-to-End Flow Visible
Principle 4: Identify and Remove Barriers to Flow
Principle 5: Connect and Align Value-Creating
Principle 6: Organize around the End-to-End Flow
Principle 7: Manage the Flow Visually
Appendix: Methods to Gain Content
Why I Wrote the Basics of Process Mapping
Key Features of Each Map
Three Views of the Same Work
Introduction to Phil’s Quick Lube
Overview of an Oil Change—Work Sequence
Thinking about Work
What Is Work?
Work: A Working Definition
Why this Matters
Work: Boundaries, Components, Features, and Properties
Work Is a System; It Consists of Several Components
Work: Viewed as a Process
Work: Viewed as a Workflow
Work: Viewed as a Value Stream
(Process) Maps are Models of Work
Some Assumptions Regarding Work
Why Map a Process?
Chapter Overview
Why Map a Process?
Reasons to Map a Process (Part 1)
Reasons to Map a Process (Part 2)
How Do the Two Lists of Reasons Compare?
What Is a Model?
Why Create a Model of Work?
(Process) Maps as Models of Work
"The Map Is Not the Territory" (It Is a Model of the Territory)
New Types of Maps May Come and Go, but the Work They
Represent Will Remain
Relationship Maps
How to Create a Relationship Map
Relationship Map Interview
Interpreting Relationship Maps
Interpreting the Relationship Map View of Phil’s Quick Lube
Cross-Functional Process Maps or Swimlane Diagrams
How to Create a Cross-Functional Process Map
Cross-Functional Process Map Interview
Interpreting Cross-Functional Process Maps
Interpreting the Cross-Functional Process Map of Phil’s Quick Lube
Flowchart
How to Create a Flowchart
Flowchart
Interpreting the Flowchart for Activity 2
Seven Principles to Improve Flow
Background of the Engagement
Seven Principles for Improving Flow
Principle 1: Improve Flow from the Outside In
Principle 2: Measure What Matters to the Customer
Principle 3: Make the End-to-End Flow Visible
Principle 4: Identify and Remove Barriers to Flow
Principle 5: Connect and Align Value-Creating
Principle 6: Organize around the End-to-End Flow
Principle 7: Manage the Flow Visually
Appendix: Methods to Gain Content
Notă biografică
Damelio, Robert