Create a process of map of the steps of a simple process. Remember the six basic steps in process mapping. Utilize these steps when constructing your process map and utilize the flowchart symbols from the textbook. 1. Define the Process. Ask, "Why do I want to develop a process map?" Use your answer to help you define and describe your process of interest. A simple description might be, "Understand how to fulfill an order after a customer makes a purchase." 2. Identify the Process Trigger. Ask, "What triggers or starts the process?" For example, a customer walks into the store. (See the "Double Arrows" and "Start" in Figure 6.6 in the textbook - under chapter 6, section 6.6 Tools: Process Mapping.) 3. Identify Key Activities. Observe the process and how it really works. Add each successive activit) to your map. Use the symbols for "Activities," "Wait," or "Decision." 4. Show Flows. Connect linked activities using "Single Arrows." That is, identify what leads to what (this is precedence). 5. Define the Ending Point. Follow the process through to its appropriate conclusion using the "End" symbol. After you have mapped out the process. Identify at least 3 ways you could make the process more efficient. Upload the process map as a .pdf file