Process Horizon SIPOC process modeling methodology

Process Horizon SIPOC process modeling methodology

Processify your life & work using the SIPOC flywheel to transform inputs to outputs powered by an Automated Process Design Engine.

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I-notions > Impulse Inspiration Imagination Ingenuity Induction Illumination Ideation Information Investigation Instruction Interaction Interdependence Interconnection Inference Improvement Innovation Incubation Instantiation Integration Implementation Incorporation, etc. promoted by SIPOC based process modeling

IoP > Internet of Processes to leverage Internet of Things (IoT) & data as an asset

SIPOC notation:   Supplier > Input > PROCESS > Output > Customer

Events start and end a process and can be used to model an event-driven process chain.

The SIPOC methodology is propagated by the process-based ISO9001 QMS standard and is also adopted as COPIS tool approach for Six Sigma projects.

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The SIPOC based automated process modeling architecture is supported over three process level layers.

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