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Each member of the class is assigned one of Hammer's Seven Principles according to the list below. Each person is asked to find a good example of a "situation" to which application of the principle wo

Each member of the class is assigned one of Hammer's Seven Principles according to the list below. Each person is asked to find a good example of a "situation" to which application of the principle would improve to a better "future state", or a situation in which the principle has been applied or used and has an improved process outcome than without it.

While each member of the team has to do the assigned principal it is not a group effort.  Each member does it and submits it individually.

Please provide a description of the example in a paragraph of several sentences (no more than a screen).  If you have any citations, URL's for further details, please provide such.  

Please use as a TITLE for your posting:  "Hammer Principle #n".

The first sentence should be a statement of the principle.

If someone else in the class has already posted an example that you planned to use, you must find a different one.

Principles assigned as Follows:

Principle#1:  • Organize around outcomes, not tasks: 

  • All members of  team 1 (INDIVIDUALLY)

Principle #2:  Have those who use the output perform the process.

  • All members of  team 2 (INDIVIDUALLY)

Principle#3: Subsume information processing work into the real work that produces the information.

  • All members of  team 3 (INDIVIDUALLY)

Principle #4: Treat geographically dispersed resources as though they were centralized.

  • All members of  team 4 (INDIVIDUALLY)

Principle #5: Link parallel activities instead of integrating their results.

  •  All members of  team 5 & 8 (INDIVIDUALLY)

Principle #6: Put the decision point where the work is performed.

  •  All members of  team 6 & 9 (INDIVIDUALLY)

Principle #7:  Capture information once and at the source.

  • All members of  team 7 & 10 (INDIVIDUALLY)
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