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Integration is the extent to which
• your approach is aligned with the organizational
needs identified in the Organizational Profile and
other process items;
• your measures, information, and improvement
systems are complementary across processes and work
units; and
• your plans, processes, results, analyses, learning, and
actions are harmonized across processes and work
units to support organization-wide goals.
Integration is the extent to which
• your approach is aligned with the organizational
needs identified in the Organizational Profile and
other process items;
• your measures, information, and improvement
systems are complementary across processes and work
units; and
• your plans, processes, results, analyses, learning, and
actions are harmonized across processes and work
units to support organization-wide goals.