Internal Programmatic Design Sample Clauses

Internal Programmatic Design. The purpose of internal programmatic design sessions were to depict the perceived initial or current state of a single or series of business process groupings in order to engage stakeholders and subject matter experts in reaching a consensus version. A review of applicable reference materials was required for the informatician to account for the key diagram components needed to depict an initial/proposed current state model prior to discussion. The initial model was presented to the applicable SME. The informatician stepped through the process steps, flow of information and related artifacts, reports, and data capture needs. Any changes, decision points, new information, and undecided aspects of the diagram were noted during the discussion. A new version of the document was generated that represents the feedback from the previous discussion. Then, the diagram version notes, the version number, and date were updated. In addition, the changes applied to diagram are outlined: any new icons added to diagram are indicated as “new”, changed, or relabeled icons were noted, and any icons removed were copied to the retired diagram component section. The updated version document (i.e., revised state) was shared with the SME along with the previous version. A follow-up facilitated discussion where the previous and revised versions are presented and compared was organized. If the revised version receives consensus approval from the SME, then it is adopted. However, if consensus approval from the SME is not achieved, the process of iterative revisions and reviews were to be continued until a consensus can be reached. The ultimate outcome expected is a clear depiction of the most current consensus thinking of a specific business process grouping or series of interconnected process groupings.
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