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Work Flow Mapping and Analysis

Flow charting or process mapping is a simple, versatile, and highly robust technique for improving productivity. It provides a means of documenting how work is done and how to improve it. The first day of the program gives you the fundamentals of how to chart work systems and processes at various levels of complexity. The two half-day sessions provide hands-on practice in applying the techniques and analyzing the results to improve processes. The course provides experience with

  • Creating a flow chart or map of a process
  • Identifying the key elements of interaction and relationships affecting work flow
  • Determining critical inputs and outputs
  • Identifying ways of improving the efficiency, quality, and cost effectiveness of work processes

This course is held at the University of Delaware Downtown Center, 8th & King Streets, Wilmington. For more information write to continuing-ed@udel.edu, or call 302/571-5239.

WILMINGTON, University of Delaware Downtown Center
(1.4 CEUs)
Wed., 9/24/08 - 10/1/08
9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
2 sessions
Reg. No. 0419114-001-08F-MC
Cost: $595

Group discount—Enroll three or more individuals from one organization in this course and receive a 15% discount. All individuals must register at the same time. Call 302/831-1138 or write to continuing-ed@udel.edu for further information.

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