Revision as of 21:10, 23 March 2023

Flow

An element influences another by passing objects.

An enterprise functions through the way its parts influence each other to produce an aggregated result no single part can produce alone. Understanding and improving the effectiveness and ease with which things flow through the enterprise helps it function efficiently and effectively.

Notation

Examples

An organisational unit or team relies on information from another team to do a task.
A business pays another by transferring money.
A business process involves data passed from one information system or software to another.
A supply chain involves transferring raw materials and physical goods between locations.
Team collaboration relies on the flow of energy and attention.
A public enterprise's purpose is influenced by a prerequisite goal: obtaining the necessary budget.

Use

Design ways to enable communication between people.
Design a sequence of activities to optimise processes.
Understand the sequence of people's tasks in the form of journeys.
Identify flows between organisational units in organisational design.

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 ==Examples==
-*An organisational unit or team relies on information from another team to do a task.
+*An organisational unit or team relies on information from another team to do a [[task]].
 *A business pays another by transferring money.
-*A business process involves data passed from one information system or software to another.
+*A business [[process]] involves data passed from one information system or software to another.
 *A supply chain involves transferring raw materials and physical goods between locations.
-*Team collaboration relies on the flow of energy and attention.
+*[[Organisation|Team]] collaboration relies on the flow of energy and attention.
-*A public enterprise's purpose is influenced by a prerequisite goal: obtaining the necessary budget.
+*A public enterprise's [[purpose]] is influenced by a prerequisite goal: obtaining the necessary budget.
 ==Use==