Systems Thinking and Process Improvement
Bigger Brains
36:00
Description
Change how you look at systems and processes
What You'll Learn?
- Distinguish between systems thinking and linear thinking
- List benefits of and guidelines for systems thinking
- Identify the purpose of diagrams to map out systems and processes
- Distinguish between types of feedback loops
- Identify elements to include in a process diagram
- Create a weighting system to determine which process to improve
- Create , review, and confirm a process map
- Identify pain points in a process and analyze and understand the issues involved
- Document findings
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DescriptionLearn how to use Systems Thinking and Process Improvement to solve problems within your organization.
Do you wonder why something takes longer than it should? Or how you can objectively look at a system or process to make decisions to save money, time, or resources? Process Improvement could be the answer to learning how to do more with less and reduce frustration and turnover!
Subject matter expert Christina Tankersley has been teaching and consulting in project management and process improvement for 25 years. Christina will explain what Systems Thinking is and how it works as well as the benefits of and guidelines for it. Sheâll demonstrate how visuals help document systems. Youâll learn how to use diagrams to map out systems and processes, how feedback loops work, and what elements should be included in a process diagram.
Christina will show you how to identify the specific processes that need improvement. Youâll learn how to collect and document process data, analyze the process, and design a new process that addresses and rectifies the problem. Youâll also learn the implementation steps that are necessary for onboarding the new process.
Topics covered include:
Distinguishing between systems thinking and linear thinking
Listing benefits of and guidelines for systems thinking
Identifying the purpose of diagrams to map out systems and processes
Distinguishing between types of feedback loops
Identifying elements to include in a process diagram
Creating a weighting system to determine which process to improve
Creating, reviewing, and confirming a process map
Identifying pain points in a process and analyzing and understanding the issues involved
Documenting findings
Providing alternatives through idea generation
Describing implementation steps
Identifying metrics or measurements to check for success
Verifying processes are successful
Enjoy award winning HD content in the âUniquely EngagingâTM Bigger Brains Teacher-Learner style!
Who this course is for:
- This course is intended for anyone who is interested in problem solving organizational issues through systems thinking and process improvement.
Learn how to use Systems Thinking and Process Improvement to solve problems within your organization.
Do you wonder why something takes longer than it should? Or how you can objectively look at a system or process to make decisions to save money, time, or resources? Process Improvement could be the answer to learning how to do more with less and reduce frustration and turnover!
Subject matter expert Christina Tankersley has been teaching and consulting in project management and process improvement for 25 years. Christina will explain what Systems Thinking is and how it works as well as the benefits of and guidelines for it. Sheâll demonstrate how visuals help document systems. Youâll learn how to use diagrams to map out systems and processes, how feedback loops work, and what elements should be included in a process diagram.
Christina will show you how to identify the specific processes that need improvement. Youâll learn how to collect and document process data, analyze the process, and design a new process that addresses and rectifies the problem. Youâll also learn the implementation steps that are necessary for onboarding the new process.
Topics covered include:
Distinguishing between systems thinking and linear thinking
Listing benefits of and guidelines for systems thinking
Identifying the purpose of diagrams to map out systems and processes
Distinguishing between types of feedback loops
Identifying elements to include in a process diagram
Creating a weighting system to determine which process to improve
Creating, reviewing, and confirming a process map
Identifying pain points in a process and analyzing and understanding the issues involved
Documenting findings
Providing alternatives through idea generation
Describing implementation steps
Identifying metrics or measurements to check for success
Verifying processes are successful
Enjoy award winning HD content in the âUniquely EngagingâTM Bigger Brains Teacher-Learner style!
Who this course is for:
- This course is intended for anyone who is interested in problem solving organizational issues through systems thinking and process improvement.
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- Training sessions 8
- duration 36:00
- Release Date 2025/02/25