Process Management - Explained

Process management involves coordinating activities within an organization. Historically, it has been approached through functional and procedural methods. The functional approach focuses on hierarchical structures and skill specialization, while the procedural approach emphasizes process efficiency across all organizational levels using technology and improved methodologies. Process analysis, a key part of the procedural approach, includes methods like process reengineering, process improvement, and continuous improvement. These methods aim to enhance efficiency and reduce waste through redesign and incremental changes.

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