Most of us never realized it but any information that we create, publish, or used for our own purposes were all part of process documentation. Even this post can be considered part of the process as well. Since the beginning of time, we humans discover many new things and incorporate them into our everyday lives. Even learning from each other can be an example. So why do we preserve the information we gathered? The answer is simple. So that future generations can pick up where we left off and either improve our original work or create a better alternative version. No matter how we look at it, all of us have our very own process documentation.
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