Create and compare an “Is Map” vs. a “Should Map.”

[Richard Guiyab]

Is Map – non-standard practice
Should Map – follow Global standards

[Sean Cole]

How things are vs how things should be.

[Devi Ganurao]

not sure

[Michael Mariano]

Present/current and Future.

[Robert Festoff]

Its the difference between what is happening and what should happen

[Musthaq Mohammed]

Current Vs Future

[Harshad Joshi]

no

[Dan Cassidy]

An “Is Map” depicts the current state of a process or system, while a “Should Map” illustrates the desired future state.

[David Saliem]

Current state v/s Future state analysis

[Annatjie van]

Current vs future/ideal

[Victor Danao]

tradition and vision

[Holly McInroy]

Is Map the current scenario, and should the map is forward-looking and actions based on desired outcomes

Is Map – Me currently working through the CAMP course to improve my knowledge/skill set and obtain certification
Should Map – Having my CAMP certification completed prior to completing the CITAM course

[John Paul Lorenzo]

no idea with the terms

[Adam Warner]

Components are all present, but should be in better communication with each other.
Practice and procedures are present for many items, but should have better documentation and communications.

[Ana Arteaga]

They are not very different, just the who needs to be more in line to be efficient

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