Re: Rules for Process Flows

[Tony Markos <ajmarkos -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

Jenise:

Hit:  Processes don't flow - data does.  

(I know "process flow" is a common term, but thinking
this way scrambles ones mind.)

There is only one technique that leads to the
discovery of the comprehensive, integrated whole;
however, discussion of it is prohibited on this
listserv - it is just too (as those on the far right
would say) "convicting".  So if you want to know what
it is you have to e-mail me personally.

Tony Markos
 
--- "Jenise B. Claiborne" <jbclaiborne -at- gmail -dot- com>
wrote:

Hello, I am a tech writer turned business analyst. I
was
wondering if there were any exceptional resources on
process flows. I am looking for a book or a website
that outlines basic flow rules and types.



		
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