methodology

Process Mapping

Process mapping is a visual methodology used to document, analyze, and improve workflows by creating diagrams that illustrate the steps, inputs, outputs, and stakeholders involved in a process. It helps organizations understand how work flows from start to finish, identify inefficiencies, and standardize operations. Common techniques include flowcharts, swimlane diagrams, and value stream maps.

Also known as: Business Process Mapping, Workflow Mapping, Process Flowcharting, Value Stream Mapping, BPMN
🧊Why learn Process Mapping?

Developers should learn process mapping to streamline software development workflows, such as CI/CD pipelines, bug tracking, or deployment processes, reducing bottlenecks and improving team collaboration. It's essential in Agile and DevOps environments for visualizing sprint cycles, incident response, or infrastructure management, enabling data-driven optimizations and clearer communication with non-technical stakeholders.

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