c3 method
The c3 method model type describes the initial process approach above the process level in a change management project.
The focus is always on the process to be improved. For each process examined, various different objects are modeled that illustrate project-relevant information in list form. This includes information on:
organizational aspects (e.g., process responsibility and substitution rules);
tasks performed to improve the process;
KPIs by which the improvement in the process is measured;
tools to be used to improve the process;
activities planned to change the process in the near future;
improvement potential of the process examined;
skills required to run the process;
goals pursued by the project;
tools currently in use (software, methods, continuous training);
tools to be used for process improvement and integration in the overall system.
The structure of the c3 method type is shown in the following figure:
You can draw a connection only between process/task and process owners, process managers, or process supervisors.
The other relationships are derived from the position of the objects in the model.
As with objects of the organization view, objects in a c3 method model can be assigned the processes that are recorded later.
The Description/Definition attribute can be used for a short description of an object.
