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1. #MAKERS MUSE MULTIPLE PROCESS FILES IN SIMPLIFY 3D HOW TO#
2. #MAKERS MUSE MULTIPLE PROCESS FILES IN SIMPLIFY 3D SERIES#

This allows me to perform an initial grouping of the information I gathered. For me, this is generally people, process, and technology. I’ll typically take every observation with the objectives I defined during the planning stage to get started. Finding structure in this chaos of information is the primary function of this step. You’ll have pages and pages of notes with little-to-no structure. Process to Analyze InformationĪlthough you can never quite know what you’ll observe during the information gathering stage, one certainty is that whatever you gather will not be organized. These top-level classifications are what I’ll use to define the top-level headings of my assessment report. Specifically, what your top-level assessment classifications are. For this process, you’ll want to revisit the objectives you defined during the planning stage of your assessment. The primary objective of this stage is to classify and organize the information you’ve collected into coherent taxonomies.

What should we do now? Step 3: Analyze What You’ve LearnedĪfter gathering information, your next step is to make sense of it. Of course, while the notes are valuable to you, to anyone who wasn’t there as you recorded your observations, your notes are likely unintelligible to anyone else. You’ve talked with many people, sent out surveys, reviewed dozens of files, and have pages of notes to show for it. We explored some information gathering methods, strategies, and tools for recording all of that information during the post. The purpose of this stage is to connect with your teams and learn from them.

#MAKERS MUSE MULTIPLE PROCESS FILES IN SIMPLIFY 3D HOW TO#

Specifically, how to identify and define the objectives of your assessment.Īfter establishing our plan, we discussed the process of collecting information in part two.

#MAKERS MUSE MULTIPLE PROCESS FILES IN SIMPLIFY 3D SERIES#

Recapping what we’ve discussed so far, part one of our series focused on the importance of planning. If you’re just joining us, this post is part three of a four-part series on conducting a process assessment of AutoCAD workflows and procedures.