Process Reengineering: The process of improving business practices or methods by creating and implementing new processes or making changes to existing processes.

 

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Process Reengineering: The process of improving business practices or methods by creating and implementing new processes or making changes to existing processes.

Processing: Sequence of steps whereby a latent photographic image is converted into a visible, permanent image.

Process Taste: This term reflects a number of defects. Some technological treatment of coffee can develop well-identified off-flavors: cooked, caramelized, cereal, and acrid.

Processing Fee: A fee charged by lenders or brokers to prepare a complete loan application file. A processing fee may be charged to the borrower and shown on the Settlement Statement (HUD-1).

Processor: A processor is a device that processes programmed instructions and performs tasks. Your processor sends and receives information from the different parts of the system (from hardware and sof . . . View Full Definition

Reengineering: The redesigning of business and work processes, policies or organizational structure.

Push Processing: Increasing the development time of a film to increase its effective speed. See pushing.

Process Measures: Healthcare quality indicators related to the methods and procedures that a managed care organization and its providers use to furnish care.

Primary Process: In psychoanalytic theory, the generally unorganized mental activity characteristic of the unconscious. This activity is marked by the free discharge of energy and excitation without regard t . . . View Full Definition

Price Discovery Process: The process of determining the prices of assets in the marketplace through the interactions of buyers and sellers.