For smaller process change projects, it can be useful to analyse the risks and benefits on a single page, rather than producing a large initial document. This can be very clear: Benefits - why we want to invest our effort, time and money in the change Risks - what may be the obstacles on our way to improvement Based on this analysis, we can go on to create a simple process change plan where we define the steps Weeks needed for each phase Input - what goes into the specific phase Steps - detailed description of activities within the specific phase Output - what we want to achieve in the specific phase and as input for the next phase.
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T oday's very quickly changing world needs prompt reaction on almost everything. You can not just stay and wait for specific date when you start to analyze and improve your process O n the other hand we live in the world where we have disposable so many tools, AI and data which can help us constantly revise any process and propose changes. T he big changes once per year have big risk that they (after the implementation) do not fit your needs. U se smaller everyday process changes is the fast way forward. They can be controlled better, implemented faster and in case they do not fit then we can promptly start new process change to resolve the situation.