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Old 2nd February 2001, 02:46 PM
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Any suggestions for software tools to capture process mapping information. Visio is soooo cumbersome!
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There's some discussion of flow charting software in this thread you might want to take a read through.
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Actually, I want to do more than just flowchart. I want to capture impacts, resources, functional departments (we have redundancies that need shown), and software tools being used. I have heard of corporate modeler, but didn't know if anyone on the forum had used it, or something similar.
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Actually, I want to do more than just flowchart. I want to capture impacts, resources, functional departments (we have redundancies that need shown), and software tools being used. I have heard of corporate modeler, but didn't know if anyone on the forum had used it, or something similar.
Try "IGrafx Process" - it contains everything you need in process mapping, including simulation of the process effectiveness (time,number of employees etc.)

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Hi Piotr,
Would you please inform where to get information on the software you mentioned?
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Would you please inform where to get information on the software you mentioned?
Try this www.micrografx.com/igrafx/
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Hi guys

I'm just about to start using flowbiz. Seems to me that the main advantage is a single information source for your flowcharts and written procedures.
www.flowbiz.com.au

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->Actually, I want to do more than just flowchart. I want to
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You're describing project management software or process management software - expensive, though very useful to some companies.
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