Practical sheet | REF: FIC0340 V1

Conduct a process review

Author: Olec KOVALEVSKY

Publication date: March 10, 2023 | Lire en français

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    5. Our advice

    5.1 Take a step back from the daily grind

    The process review is not a problem-solving meeting; it is an opportunity for those involved in the process to take stock of how the process has operated and how effective it has been over a given period, in order to identify the need to improve practices and the means of controlling and improving the process.

    In other words, the process review is not simply a quality meeting. Discussions should focus on the organization of the process and its success and risk control factors (methods, resources, skills, information, etc.).

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