or trades (product designer, Methodist, test manager, etc).. Work divided from codified processes.
Slowed by heavy regulation, years of codified processes and aging technology, incumbents are burdened to the point where it is nearly impossible to move quickly enough against an unencumbered challenger.
There have been a number of recent, large-scale, role-redesign projects including the National Health Service (United Kingdom) Changing Workforce Program, which incorporated the Accelerated Development Program [ 15- 17]; however, neither of these programs captured systematic learning or codified processes and mechanisms for workforce change in a reproducible way.
Moreover, we raise the question of the nature of the codified process involved which seems to be too reducing to promote knowledge flows within the community and, therefore, to contribute to learning processes and better choices about the future.
There needs to be some codified process to justify assassinations to ensure every other option has been considered equally.
"NSF already has rigorous oversight, reporting, and control processes regarding its major facilities, and is currently implementing internal standard operating guidance to further clarify and codify these processes," says an NSF spokesperson.
But creating a computer program to recognize and respond to the human voice requires enormous amounts of memory and processing power, so most early attempts to codify and process speech ended in frustration.
This would only codify the process in law.
Firms got very good at codifying their processes.
Learning strategies that were successful then were codified in processes (e.g. the scientific method and learning by being lectured) and educational institutions (e.g. the university and universal compulsory education).
