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Customer Journey Map vs. Process Map: Key Differences

Customer Journey Map and Process map are two widely used tools to optimize processes and improve customer experience. Although these two tools may appear similar at first glance, they serve distinct purposes and are designed to address different aspects of business...

Why is Process Mapping Important?

Table of Contents Why is Process Mapping Important? Here are Some Examples Purpose in Quality Management and Continuous Improvement Related Articles Why is Process Mapping Important? The main purpose of process mapping is to visually represent and document a process...

What Are The PPAP Submission Levels?

The Production Part Approval Process (PPAP) ensures that suppliers can consistently produce parts meeting customer specifications. A crucial aspect of PPAP is determining the submission level, which dictates the documentation required. Understanding these levels helps...

What is a Pilot Run?

A pilot run, also known as a trial production run or production validation test (PVT), is a small-scale manufacturing process conducted before full-scale production. It involves producing a limited quantity of a product under actual production conditions to evaluate...

7 Types of Process Maps and How to Use Them

Process mapping is an essential tool for business managers, especially in manufacturing, to visualize workflows, identify inefficiencies, and consequently enhance productivity. By clearly outlining each step in a process, companies can effectively optimize operations,...

How to Create Swimming Lane Process Maps

Table of contentsHow to Create Swimming Lane Process MapsWhat are they?The Advantages of Using Swim Lane MapsHow to Create Swim Lane MapsExamples of Swim Lane MapsHow Can Swim Lane Maps Improve Your Efficiency ?Have you ventured into swim lane process mapping?What...