MindMap Gallery Process management study notes
The process management mind map includes the definition of the process, methods for assessing the process, business principles guiding specific business processes, process refinement and optimization, etc.
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process management
process definition
six elements
Enter resources
several activities
interaction
Output results
The output of the process should carry the "value" of the process
customer
Who are the customers of the process?
value
What value does the process create for customers?
Begin with the end in mind
The end point is the customer, looking from right to left
Characteristics of the process
Purpose
immanence
Wholeness
Hierarchy
structural
Dynamic
The relationship between process and organizational structure
The high-order process determines the organizational structure, and the high-order process and the organizational structure together determine the low-order process. The two are synchronous and intertwined.
A process is a connected flow of a series of activities, which can be divided into two categories
Category A: Control activities
Involves decision-making, approval, review, signature, authorization, etc. of managers at all levels and departments
Category B: Professional activities
Activities that truly allow products and services to be generated, moved and delivered, such as design, manufacturing, R&D, etc.
Process design: Design a process = Design of type A activities Design of type B activities
Class A activity design
Defined based on corporate governance, organization and responsibilities
Category B activity design
Based on best practices within the company, within the industry, and even outside the industry
Definition of job responsibilities
Responsibilities of a position = Responsibilities for the control activities of the position Responsibilities for the professional activities of the position Other responsibilities (rarely)
How to build a process framework
From line to surface
Organization Chart
Reflects the management relationships of organizations at all levels of the enterprise from a vertical perspective
Process Checklist
Reflects how companies create value from a horizontal perspective
From profession to art
How to assess the process
Value-added/non-value-added is the criterion for judging the quality of a process
Tools: ASME
Business principles that guide specific business processes
Principle 1: Organizational structure should be output-centered rather than task-centered
Principle 2: Let those who need the output of the process execute the process themselves
Principle 3: Integrate information processing into the actual work that generates the information
Principle 4: Integrate dispersed resources into one
Principle 5: Link parallel work, not just outputs
Principle 6: Place the decision point where the work is performed and establish control procedures in the business process
Principle Seven: Process Diversification
Principle 8: Single point of contact with customers
Principle 9: Obtain information once and for all from the source
Process refinement and optimization
Process improvement system targeting business improvement
a diagnosis
A diagnosis is to find the target
Three optimizations
Optimization of process system
Process optimization
Standardization of processes
Carrier: Work Process Manual
Two implementations
Framework system optimization
Process Optimization
a push
Assessment
Key points: 1. Problem orientation; 2. Process framework system optimization; 3. Emphasis on the design of process supporting facilities (standards/specifications/forms/templates) and the summary of knowledge points in the process (best practices).
Screening of key business processes
Tool 2: Process prioritization matrix to determine the priority of process optimization
Tool 1: Process importance selection matrix to determine important processes
Optimization steps for the approval process
Strategy 1: Is analysis a decision-making point or a communication point?
Strategy 2: Achieve prior management by refining principles
Strategy 3: Decision-making process optimization 1W2H
Clarify the timing of decision-making and implement management in advance
Clarify decision-making methods and improve the scientific nature of decision-making
Analyze process frequency and strike a good balance between control and cost
Improve overall process efficiency
Process operating clock
Conference map
IT-based job standardization toolbox
Things that are unclear in the process can be stipulated by the "enterprise's micro system", that is, the position standardization operating guide.
institutional pyramid
Continuous review by managers at all levels is the main source of these "systems" (best practices)
Make uncertain things certain
The basis of refined management-form standardization
Implement management requirements and process optimization ideas through form template design
Integrate operational guidance into form template design
The form fields are structured to lay the foundation for subsequent business analysis.
Management institutionalization - system processization - process formization - form ITization
Checklist-Job Standardization Work Guide
AAR (After action review)
alert report
knowledge map
Core takeaway: A dedicated team is needed to collect and review best practices, and even manage them.