SIPOC Diagram - Six Sigma tool to draw process

http://www.isixsigma.com/tools-templates/sipoc-copis/sipoc-diagram/

The SIPOC tool is particularly useful when it is not clear:
  • Who supplies inputs to the process?
  • What specifications are placed on the inputs?
  • Who are the true customers of the process?
  • What are the requirements of the customers?

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