Phase 2: Process Concept Evolution
Henrik von Scheel, Mark von Rosing, Maria Hove, Marianne Fonseca, and Ulrik Foldager
Abstract
The second phase of the historical evolution of process flows incorporates a far more extensive use of human involvement, however, and tells the story of human interaction around processes, process flows, tasks, and activities, as well as the necessary application and consumption of resources that are associated with carrying out each of these tasks and activities.
Keywords
Allan H. Mogensen; ASME; Ben S. Graham; Boeing B17; Frank B. Gilbreth; Gantt; IDEF; PERT; Process concepts; Process evolution; TPS; Zero defects
Introduction
Throughout the first phase of the historical development of processes, we elaborated on some of ...
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