Learning to read processes
Most process descriptions show how things were meant to work, not how they actually run. In half a day, your team learns to write down its own workflows so that it becomes clear where time is lost and where AI can help.
How it works
- 01Write down a workflowThe way it really runs
- 02Separate the stepsWho, what, with which tool
- 03Mark bottlenecksWhere time is lost
- 04Carry on independentlyA second workflow, without us
What you take away
- A description that is accurate
- A method your team keeps using
- The points where time is lost
Who it is for
- Teams that want to improve their own workflows
- Organisational development and quality management
- Companies facing a larger change
On site or online. You need two to three real workflows and people from the department. In German or English.
Common questions
How long does the Learning to read processes workshop take?
The workshop Learning to read processes takes half a day. The team works on two to three real processes from your company.
What can the team do on its own afterwards?
Your team describes the second process on its own during the workshop. The method stays in your company, along with a list of the places where time is lost.
Does the workshop take place on site or online?
Both are possible: The workshop Learning to read processes takes place on site at your company or online by video call. lindenbrook works across Germany and is based in Oberursel near Frankfurt am Main.
Who should take part?
People from the departments, not only from management. The workshop suits organisational development, quality management and companies facing a larger change.
In which language is the workshop held?
In German or English, whichever suits your team.
What does the workshop cost?
Prices are not on the website. When you ask, we give you the order of magnitude, and the offer then states a fixed price.