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--- planning:complex_processes [2017/08/04 18:13] – Gerard Nicol
+++ planning:complex_processes [2025/01/21 22:07] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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-====== Overly Complicated Proceses ======
+====== Overly Complicated Processes ======
 Once the existing processes have been documented, they should be evaluated to determine if they are unnecessarily complex, or if they are based on outdated or unsound logic.
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 Examples of this are:
-  - Moving tapes back and forth from an off-site vendor to save $5 a month on off-site storage charges, but spending 5 hours a month of extra labor recording the movements in a spreadsheet and the off-site vendor's portal.
+  - Moving tapes back and forth from an offsite vendor to save $5 a month on offsite storage charges, but spending 5 hours a month of extra labor recording the movements in a spreadsheet and the offsite vendor's portal.
-  - Accepting unnecessarily complex backup and offsite schedules that are based on logic that can not be programmed into a scheduling system.
+  - Accepting unnecessarily complex backup and offsite schedules that are based on logic that cannot be programmed into a scheduling system.
-  - Scanning tapes with a hand-held barcode scanner when they are being entered into a robotic library that could otherwise automatically register the tapes as having been received.
+  - Scanning tapes with a hand-held Barcode scanner when they are being entered in to a robotic library that could otherwise automatically register the tapes as having been received.
   - Relying on paperwork to record what comes and goes from each site.
   - Picking tapes from a paper listing.