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    Improving Work Processes

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    Consistently deliver quality products or services

    The ultimate job of a supervisor is to get work done. One way to do this is to eliminate bottlenecks and improve the quality and efficiency of the work a unit or department produces. Whether you deal in ideas, items, or widgets, process mapping provides an understanding of any given process. Discover effective ways for processes to be more successful, and learn how to ensure that true value is being provided to internal and external customers. An added benefit is increased employee ownership of ideas and, therefore, increased morale.

    Following this course you will be able to:

    • Discuss the four major process mapping steps: process identification, information gathering, interviewing and mapping, and analysis
    • Map how work flows in to and out of your unit
    • Identify process improvement opportunities directly related to the work for which you are responsible
    • Initiate process improvements within your unit's parameters
    • Link business objectives, risks, and measures of success to the processes being mapped
    CERT 0178, $395.00, Sec 008, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM, Wednesdays, May 19 - May 19 , Cont Ed and Conference Center , See monitor for room assignment; - 1890 Buford Ave, St Paul, MN.

Please select the appropriate registration rate:

FullDaily
Registration    $395.00    ---
Certificate Students    $375.00    ---
UMAA Members    $355.50    ---
Dislocated Worker    $355.50    ---
University of Minnesota Employees    $197.50    ---
Three or more people attending from the same organization    $355.50    ---
IIA Members    $355.50    ---
Minnesota Council for Quality Members    $355.50    ---
Midwest Society of Association Executives (MSAE)    $355.50    ---

 
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