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SIPOC and High Level Process Map

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Hi,

I have one query what is the difference between SIPOC and High level process map (are both the same)

 If a process has dependency on 9 depts, is it advisable to make one map or 9 process flows shd be prepared for each department.

Also, are there any tools available to get these done automatically

Regards

Priya

 

 

  • 4 months later...

Hi priya ,

          To answer your query SPIOC and process map may be the same visually but are not actually the same . The main diffrence that you would have to do after you make a SIPOC is ensure process owners and stakeholders . In a High level process mapping the focus is always on process overview and not who is driving it or which department owns the complete process.  A good well defined SIPOC will ensure that outliers like dependcy of process on deapatments would be indetified along with correct person who would drive change in those departments . Hope this clarifys your query .

  • 2 weeks later...

SIPOC is one type of high level map. In addition to SIPOC, you should also draw an overview flow chart showing cross functional dependencies. It is better to draw a single chart that covers the START to END of your process being considered for Six Sigma project. 

Regards,

VK

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