The Pitfalls Of Process Mapping And How To Avoid Them

Mapping out a process “as is” is a standard part of process improvement efforts. It looks pretty simple but there are some pitfalls. In this video we look at the most typical ones and how to avoid them.
The most common error in process mapping is diving into improving the process before you have finished mapping it...

[jozefwoo]

These video's are wonderful! Very clearly explained and the illustrations really help the understanding (which is rare).

[KeepFunkyBaby]

Fantastic. Short & succinct. Perfect.

[Gydeline]

Yep, nice succinct video. I especially liked the point about keeping the draft sketchy and not committing to screen/software too soon. Not sure that I agree with the concept of involving everyone. . . . . I can see the ethical/cultural/moral sides of this argument but often practicality of just needing to get stuff done/time/money means this is impractical to follow through.

[jakob]

Amazing video! easy to follow and great tips

[TheProcessMan]

Nice clear approach to explaining thanks!

[fajardiniarikamil]

Nice presentation, So map the current process first avoid improvement until later?what is the most important seeing the big picture first or start from the bottom?what make big picture a big picture, how to avoid putting the process that too detailed in big picture?