CHAPTER 3
Creating an Environment in Which to Build Your Procedures
THE TWO MAJOR PARTS of a process system are the process structure, which tracks the hierarchy and relationships among procedures, and the process environment, which allows you to create, publish, and (optionally) launch procedures. It's much easier to use procedures when they have a standard look and feel, so that you know where to check for the information you need. This also makes it easier for process creators, allowing them to reserve their creativity for the content, where it counts, rather than having to figure out the best format each time. In addition, the process environment contains tools for process mapping and documenting the procedure, as well as for making procedures ...
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