"Banks should streamline and automate core processes to achieve better control," he said.
We call this map the inbodied5, or five core processes that interact with each other: movement, eating, social engagement, cognitive engagement, and sleep.
Yet if the advent of digital photography compressed the core processes of the medium, smartphones further squish the full spectrum of photographic storytelling: capture, edit, collate, share, and respond.
"Initiatives such as the ones Xerox undertook require appointment of critical people to carry them out and core processes through which the execution is done, i.e., progress is made and resistance is dissolved," Mr. Bossidy says.
The fashion for re-engineering and downsizing, which persuaded bosses to bring in consultants to re-engineer their "core processes"—and take the blame for the inevitable sackings.
The core processes maintain a global decision tree.
The iMac now boasts Intel Core processes over the entire line.
VI) Core processes: As the core processes include many more variables, this sub-component is summarized by product and process innovation.
Core processes create value for customers, support processes ensure that core processes continue to function, and management processes help plan, monitor, and control other processes (Harmon 2010).
The core processes are (I) "Management of expiring credit agreements" and (II) "Administration of bank accounts".
Many models of core processes simply assume an Fe FeS composition.
