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Emp 801: Systemology Stage 1 - Define
Goal: Intro to Systemology and the CCF
Systemology is a course that teaches about how to identify and improve systems within a business. A system is a series of steps that, when followed, produce a predictable outcome. Some examples of systems are a morning routine, working out, and eating. In this course, you will learn how to identify the systems in your workplace, find the areas where they are not working well, and make improvements so that the systems are more efficient and effective. The goal of systemology is to create a business where all the systems are working together to produce the best possible results for the company and its employees.
This course will teach the basics of systemology and how we have implemented it into our work. This Class will teach you the overview of the program as a whole and stage 1 Define.
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Goal: Intro to Systemology and the CCF Systemology is a course that teaches about how to identify and improve systems within a business. A system is a series of steps that, when followed, produce a predictable outcome. Some examples of systems are a morning routine, working out, and eating. In this course, you will learn how to identify the systems in your workplace, find the areas where they are not working well, and make improvements so that the systems are more efficient and effective. The goal of systemology is to create a business where all the systems are working together to produce the best possible results for the company and its employees.
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Responsible: Clarissa Thomas
System Champion: Madison Barna
Knowledgeable Worker: Andy Sudarmadi