Consider the two process descriptions. Which Model would you consider as process focussed which one as product focussed. Explain in detail. Model 1: A doctor performs fewer surgeries than in Model 2, but may need to perform many different types of surgeries. Cataract surgeries are just one of these different types of surgeries. Preparations for surgeries may require different tests or procedures, performed in different parts of the hospital (lab, radiology, eye clinic, etc). The surgeon performs surgeries in operating rooms used by multiple clinics . Model 2: A doctor performs >2,000 surgeries in a year compared to the average 150-200 for a comparable countrys typical eye surgeon. The clinic focusses on cataract surgeries only. Each operating room has one surgeon in each room, but a minimum of two operating tables, multiple sets of equipment and multiple nursing teams to carry out key non-surgical tasks, such as preparing the patient and administering the anesthetic. This unique layout enables the surgeon to complete a surgery, turn around and start the surgery on the next patient who has been pre-prepared. This procedure enables the doctor to perform six to eight procedures per hour as opposed to usual norm of one surgery per hour. More pertinently, the high productivity does not come at the cost of quality.