Graham Process Mapping vs. Intrexx Comparison Chart

Graham Process Maps break down business process information flows to INDIVIDUAL documents (forms, records, applications, systems, spreadsheets, email...) whatever is used to capture, transmit or store data. Any program (Six Sigma, Lean, TQM, Kaizen, Reengineering...) whose goal is to improve the work you do, will benefit with a solid understanding of the current information work flows: the documents that support the work, the relationship between those documents, who does the work, where the work is done and how long it takes to do the work. Only Graham Process Maps provide this information in a single picture. Call it a process chart, a flowchart or a process map, it doesn't matter. While they each had a different focus at some point, today the terms are used interchangeably. Today, while certain flowchart terms bring to mind specific chart variations (i.e. SIPOC chart and Swimlane diagram), the more generic terms Process Chart, Flowchart, and Process Map are interchangeable.