The Orgtology Glossary - Internal Process

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Orgtologist Certification Program (OCP)

The task of an executive team is to ensure performance and secure relevance. That is the bulk of their work. The word “orgtology” joins “organisation” with the Greek word “logy”. The science of organisation. It is a holistic way that helps us to drive relevant performance. This is one thing that business schools often lack to teach. The program is highly suitable for senior managers, directors, and executives.

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Internal Process	An internal process is a process that a system of Org holds. Employees run internal processes with the budget of Org. Examples of such processes are: recruitment and selection; procurement; strategy development; customer relationship management; etc. In orgamatics we use classification or C-Keys to classify the activity of Org. This helps us to design a project and process construct for utmost efficiency and effectiveness. We use the C-Key, “iP” to classify and number an internal process. The C-Key is always followed by a number, e.g., iP37 (internal process number 37). In this way we specifically know what we work with. Author - Derek Hendrikz Hits - 1295 Synonyms: iP orgtology orgamatics strategy development derek hendrikz derek hendrikz consulting processes efficiency and effectiveness Internal Process (iP) a process that a system of Org holds Employees run internal processes recruitment and selection procurement customer relationship management classification or C-Keys design a project and process construct internal process

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Internal Process

An internal process is a process that a system of Org holds. Employees run internal processes with the budget of Org. Examples of such processes are: recruitment and selection; procurement; strategy development; customer relationship management; etc. In orgamatics we use classification or C-Keys to classify the activity of Org. This helps us to design a project and process construct for utmost efficiency and effectiveness. We use the C-Key, “iP” to classify and number an internal process. The C-Key is always followed by a number, e.g., iP37 (internal process number 37). In this way we specifically know what we work with.

Author - Derek Hendrikz

Hits - 1295

Synonyms: iP