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☛ What functions and activities is your area responsible for?
☛ What specific processes do you follow when performing these activities? (Ask only if you are interested in identifying and mapping work processes in a particular area of business.)
☛ Do you have procedures that guide your work?
☛ Have you or other staff done a risk assessment of your activities?
☛ Do you administer any legislation?
☛ Is your work governed by any best practice standards?
☛ Are there any compliance checks made on your work?
☛ Do you interact with other business areas when performing your activities?
☛ Do you interact with external organisations when performing your activities?
☛ What business information systems do you use?
☛ Do you find these systems to be adequate?
☛ What problems have previously arisen with these systems?
☛ Do you provide services to the public?
☛ Who are your key stakeholders? What influence do they have over your operations?
☛ Has your area been subject to any litigation?
☛ Are consultants employed to carry out any of your work?
☛ What records do you create and why?
☛ What records do you refer to, if not create? Eg applications received from clients, reports from other areas of your organisation, records of previous contact with a client
☛ What recordkeeping system(s) do you use?
☛ Do you regard your recordkeeping as adequate - ie do you always have the evidence and information you need to meet your business needs?
☛ Can you always find information when you require it? If not, what are the problems that affect information access?
☛ How long do records need to be kept to meet your specific business needs?
☛ Are your records referenced and used by other areas of the organisation?
☛ What specific processes do you follow when performing these activities? (Ask only if you are interested in identifying and mapping work processes in a particular area of business.)
☛ Do you have procedures that guide your work?
☛ Have you or other staff done a risk assessment of your activities?
☛ Do you administer any legislation?
☛ Is your work governed by any best practice standards?
☛ Are there any compliance checks made on your work?
☛ Do you interact with other business areas when performing your activities?
☛ Do you interact with external organisations when performing your activities?
☛ What business information systems do you use?
☛ Do you find these systems to be adequate?
☛ What problems have previously arisen with these systems?
☛ Do you provide services to the public?
☛ Who are your key stakeholders? What influence do they have over your operations?
☛ Has your area been subject to any litigation?
☛ Are consultants employed to carry out any of your work?
☛ What records do you create and why?
☛ What records do you refer to, if not create? Eg applications received from clients, reports from other areas of your organisation, records of previous contact with a client
☛ What recordkeeping system(s) do you use?
☛ Do you regard your recordkeeping as adequate - ie do you always have the evidence and information you need to meet your business needs?
☛ Can you always find information when you require it? If not, what are the problems that affect information access?
☛ How long do records need to be kept to meet your specific business needs?
☛ Are your records referenced and used by other areas of the organisation?
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