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process and chronological order
process and chronological order

INTEGRANTES:

GUATAMARE 19/07/2012

Order: it is a placement of things in the proper place
Chronology: Relative to the successive orderingof dates.
What is chronological order?
The chronological order is one of the methods of organizing easy to master. Cronos is a Greek word meaning time. Chronological order therefore is how to organize ideas according to the time they occurred. This arrangement is especially effective if you are describing a process, the transmission of a series of actions, or tell a story.Characteristics
• The details are listed in the order in which they occurred or in a specifically planned order in which they should develop.
• The change order is important and after the meaning.
• One idea is connected or dependent on another time.
• Each fact, detail or step is separate, because they come together in an orderly.
• The paragraphs describing a process, give instructions or details to aprocedure are often arranged in chronological order.
• The first step is the process or procedure is provided in the first paragraph, the second step in the next, and so on.

Chronological order indicators

Next Dates
Before Then
Later Finally
Meanwhile During
As soon as Following
Afterward Preceding
After Now
Until Numbers

What is the process?
The process is a sequence oftasks or activities interrelationships intended to produce a certain outcome (product or service).

Types of process
Processes can be classified according to various criteria. But perhaps the classification of processes in current practice is to distinguish between: strategic, key or support.
1. The key process: they are known as operative and are inherent to the activity of the company,for example, the provisioning process, the production process, the process of providing the service, the marketing process, and so on.

2. Strategic processes: those processes by which the company develops its strategies and objectives defined. For example, the process of budget planning, product design process and / or service, etc..

3. Support processes or support: those who providethe means (resources) and the necessary support for key processes can be carried out, such as a process of training, computer process, process logistics, etc..

Characteristics
• The information explains the steps in a process or a particular procedure.
• They describe a sequence of actions.
• Teach the reader how to do something.
• They are often organized in events.
• Follow a logicalorder.
• Provide all necessary steps.

Process indicators text

Before immediately Accordingly
Before this following Consequently
Eventually initially For this reason
Finally last, lastly In order to
First, second, third later Thus
Formerly meanwhile Because
Immediately before next, soon , after Therefore
Simultaneously subsequently Steps involve
Leads/ led to in thebeginning May be due to
So that then Begins with
How
Is cause by

Steps for the execution of a process
For each process must perform the following steps:
1. What activities are done and in what sequence to supply or provide goods and services agreed (mission).
2. Who should perform each of the activities.
3. How to perform each activity.
4. How to measure theeffectiveness and efficiency of each process.




Differences between process and chronological order

Process | Chronological order |
Describes the action to move or go forward, over time and to all subsequent stages. | The actions are presented as they occurred over time. |
You have one or more objectives. | It has a particular purpose. |
Maintains a chronological...