Process Procedure Policy Framework

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A Goal is a measurable business outcome such as

% error reduction, reduced time, etc

Policies are separate but should be


linked to processes and tasks. A policy is
a guideline or the official position with
respect to a topic. Policies do not contain
steps or actions. Think of policies as the
result of “what should happen” if you take
the right actions.

A Process is the highest level


description of a task or series
of tasks.

It gives the big picture and


overall work flow of a multi-
step task. Answers the
question: How does a
particular function or area of
your business work and what
happens. A Procedure (sometimes
referred to as “desk
Providing employees this procedure” or SOP) is more
view helps them see how detailed than a process, but
everyone works together and not as detailed as a work
how their role fits in. instruction. Answers the
questions: what happens, in
what order, who does what
to whom and how.

A work instruction or detailed task


The Model for a Good Process-Procedure-Policy “System” (Drill-down) that is typically carried out by one
person from start to finish, in one
sitting. Work instructions change more
Operations Mapping Methodology © COMPROSE 2017 frequently than processes and
procedures. They should be separate,
Implemented with Zavanta Software but linked to the other elements.
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