by Chris | Mar 20, 2025 | Latest Article, MYP Articles, Process Mapping Basics
Transforming Business Challenges into Scalable Solutions Introduction In the fast-paced world of modern business, challenges often seem to multiply as companies grow. Whether it’s meeting sales targets, improving customer satisfaction, or streamlining production, the...
by Chris | Mar 6, 2025 | MYP Articles, Latest Article, Process Mapping Basics, Recommended Reading
Introduction Every business is founded on decisions, from strategic growth plans to day-to-day operational choices. Decision-making lies at the heart of success. However, poor or uninformed decisions can result in inefficiencies, squandered resources, and stagnation....
by Chris | Feb 27, 2025 | MYP Articles, Cost Reduction, Efficiency, Increase Profits, Latest Article, Process Mapping Basics, Recommended Reading
Laying the Foundations for Scale In today’s competitive business landscape, growth is no longer about merely expanding operations or increasing headcount—it’s about scaling effectively and efficiently. The key to sustainable growth lies in having solid foundations,...
by Chris | Feb 13, 2025 | MYP Articles, Latest Article, Process Mapping Basics, Recommended Reading
Building a Roadmap for Tomorrow’s Success with Process Mapping In today’s fast-paced business world, growth isn’t left to chance—it’s the result of clear vision and well-defined processes. In Chapter Two of our book, Clarity Is Key To Growth, we explore how mapping...
by John | Oct 12, 2023 | Process Mapping Basics
The ‘happy path’ is a term that we use within process mapping to describe the way the process operates if it works perfectly. Think of the ideal route through your process – with no errors, delays or deviations – and you have your happy path....
by John | Sep 26, 2023 | Process Mapping Basics
In a previous article, we looked at the importance of as-is process mapping and referenced the capture of all instances of ‘process variation’. So, what is process variation and how can it harm your business? Process Variation vs Process Deviation...
