“Absolutely unbelievable!” my friend exclaimed. I was explaining about workflows and drew this monster:
- Workflows Drawing by Jennifer Hartnett-Henderson
Does your workflow look like this? Want to walk through step by step and show alternatives for improvement and remaining areas of “opportunity”? That’s what I aim to do here over the next 2 weeks. Interspersed with a few Weekly Photo Challenges, here’s what’s next on this topic:
Note: Despite the recent furor over the term “iPhoneography” I plan to keep using it for now until something better comes out. “Cell phone photography” and “smart phone photography” don’t sound quite right. I mean it to include Android phones as well but, as you might expect, I only have one system rather than both. Feel free to chime in with the Android view as well. Thanks, Jennifer
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Hello Jennifer,
I love your graphic representation of your information architecture: It says it all.
You are the right person to moderate this discussion, given your background in supply chain best practices, and I hope that your post sparks an extensive discussion of approaches to streamline the complex workflow portrayed above.
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Thanks Kathryn! It’s certainly a topic that gets me energized. Thanks too for your comment about the graphic! I appreciate it!
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