Jim Johnson explains that a system is the overall way you do something, while a process is the granular method inside it. He uses the West Coast offense and individual plays to show how processes support systems.
I guess I think that there is a difference between systems and processes but I think you're splitting hairs. So for example like I think a system might be an overall way of doing something and the process is the granular method inside of it. Right we hear this a lot with sports teams right because a team will have a system like they fit into the west coast offense exactly that's a system and then a play has a process to it. As soon as we go this count this person goes here, this person goes here this pressure is applied here. So if, if I was to try and separate those two out that's that's how I see it I could be wrong and if somebody was to argue with that I don't think I would give them much pushback. I think we were on the same page like I have this process supports the system that's what I'm understanding here. That's how I would probably.
