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4.6.3 Processes and operations (BAU)<br />

Processes and operations are the repeated tasks that are undertaken on a regular basis within an agency.<br />

Typically, they are scripted processes designed to deliver exactly the same output every time they are<br />

executed, and they support the core operation of the agency as well as the primary business of the agency (for<br />

example, delivering services).<br />

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4301 Process efficiency<br />

A – Resource consumption<br />

B – Time consumption<br />

C – Cycle time<br />

D – Volume<br />

4302 Process control<br />

A – Accountability<br />

B – Auditability<br />

C – Compliance<br />

4303 Process availability<br />

A – Capacity<br />

B – Utilisation<br />

C - Responsiveness<br />

4304 Process complexity<br />

A – Coverage<br />

B – Specification<br />

C – Usability<br />

4305 Process adaptability<br />

A – Flexibility<br />

B – Re-usability<br />

C – Standardisation<br />

4306 Process maturity<br />

A – Standard<br />

4307 Process safety<br />

A – Risk<br />

4308 Process reliability<br />

A – Stability<br />

B – Consistency<br />

C - Accuracy<br />

Figure 4-27: Processes and operations measurement branch

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