@joshykobyashi dives into the differences between processes, systems, and SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures) - terms often used interchangeably, but each having unique implications for business operations.

He defines a process as a series of actions with a definite start and stop, leading to an outcome. A system, on the other hand, is an assembly of interconnected processes aiming for a larger goal, often involving team interactions. SOPs are detailed instructions for specific tasks within a process, crucial for training employees and ensuring tasks are correctly executed.

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