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Create a chart that illustrates the differences between a set of instructions and a process analysis set. Also show how they differ from one other in terms of purpose, title, audience, organization, document design, and other ways.

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Through illustrative example, this solution create a chart that illustrates the differences between a set of instructions and a process analysis set. It also illustrates how they differ from one other in terms of purpose, title, audience, organization, document design, and other ways.

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Please see the attached response for chart form. The following items can be tweaked to fit your own project. For example, the information or work being analyzed in the process analysis will be specific to your organization.

Process Analysis

Purpose: to tell or learn how something happens, works or is done (information) (1)
Title: Process or Task Analysis
Audience: The work or task that is being analyzed e.g., business procedures, etc.

Organization: e.g. ...

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