Process Mapping Essentials: A Roadmap for Business Efficiency

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Discover the power of process mapping to streamline workflows, boost productivity, and drive business efficiency. Learn essential techniques to visualize and optimize your processes effectively.

PROCESS
MAPPING
ESSENTIALS
BUSINESS PROCESS XPERTS
INDEX

Introduction
Overview of Process Mapping
Types of Business Process Maps
Principles of Process Mapping
Framework of Process Mapping
Benefits of Process Mapping
Conclusion
About us
Index

Next Slide
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Businesses thrive on great ideas, but ideas
require structured processes to reach
execution.
Process mapping provides the workflow and
task alignment to transform ideas into
actionable results.
Particularly useful for brainstorming and
cross-functional collaboration, process
mapping enhances clarity and efficiency.
Introduction
INDEX

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of Process Mapping
Overview
Process mapping
visually outlines
workflows using
process maps and
symbols to represent
entities and actions.
Simplifies
communication by
replacing lengthy
discussions with clear
visual
representations
Applicable across
various functions
like process
analysis,
improvement, and
training.
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INDEX

Types of Business
Process Maps
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Flow
Charts
High Level
Diagrams
Visualize inputs,
outputs, &
workflows for
easy planning &
communication.
Detailed
Diagrams
Swimlane
Diagrams
Value
Stream
Diagrams
Break
down tasks
into
subtasks for
in-depth
analysis
Highlight
critical
steps
without
operational
details.
Clarify roles
and
responsibilities
in cross-
functional
workflows.
Break
down tasks
into
subtasks for
in-depth
analysis
Map
suppliers,
inputs,
processes,
outputs, and
customers for
a complete
overview.
SIPOC
Diagrams
TypesofBusinessProcessMaps
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Principlesof
ProcessMapping
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Define project
scope,
including
start/end
points & tasks.
Clarify the
purpose
of process
mapping.
Collect
feedback
from
stakeholders
and key
personnel.
Conduct
“AS-IS”
analysis for
accuracy.
Integrate
KPIs and
monitor
variables
throughout.
Assign
ownership
at various
process
levels.
Leverage
technology
to minimize
errors
PrinciplesofProcessMapping
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
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Frameworkof
ProcessMapping
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Define project
scope,
objectives, and
best practices.
Map the "AS-IS"
process with
detailed roles
and timelines.
Analyze for
inefficiencies,
gaps, and
improvement
areas.
Refine into a
"TO-BE" process
and implement
changes.
FrameworkofProcessMapping
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Process Mapping
Benefits of
INDEX
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1 2 3 4 5
Simplifies
complex ideas
and enhances
understanding.
Identifies
inefficiencies
for
improvement.
Improves
communication
and decision-
making.
Boosts team
proficiency
and supports
industry
certifications.
Facilitates
problem-
solving and
task
assignments.
BenefitsofProcessMapping
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Process mapping transforms ideas into actionable workflows, fostering
operational efficiency.
It simplifies communication, enhances problem-solving, and ensures
alignment across teams.
For seamless implementation, consider working with BPM consultants to
optimize your processes.
Conclusion
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