Design a process model with information

Background Balogne Pty. Ltd. was founded in 1965 in Mackay, Queensland by Louis Hape, a former Cane Sugar farmer. He moved away from farming when he started a mill and refinery to process the sugar from local cane sugar farmers. His business flourished over the years and has grown into a multi-million dollar company with a strong penetration in the Australian market, and a developing export business. Not only does Balogne produce a large range of sugar products such as raw sugar, white sugar, brown sugar, icing sugar etc, but also golden syrup and treacle. Every morning, a fleet of trucks and trains leave the mill to collect the harvested sugar cane from selected farms in the area. At the mill, the sugar cane is crushed by large rollers. Juice is extracted then clarified to remove soil and impurities. This juice is concentrated into a syrup by boiling off excess water until sugar crystals have formed and grown. The crystals are tumble dried to form raw sugar and placed in large storage bins for transport to the bulk sugar terminals or refineries. Most raw sugar requires further processing at refineries in order to meet food manufacturers and consumer needs. At the refinery, the raw sugar crystals are washed and dissolved in hot water to form a syrup. Phosphoric acid and lime are added to the melted sugar to remove any impurities left over from the clarification process. The syrup is pressure filtered through cloth, passed through decolourising columns containing activated carbon, and boiled in a vacuum pan. When the crystals are large enough, they undergo a centrifuge process to remove excess liquid and then tumble dried. The dried sugar is either packaged or undergoes further processing to become golden syrup or treacle. A second fleet of trucks then delivers the product to major distributors around Australia. The mill office workers keep details on farmers, product manufacture, and distributors. The sales team keep records of sales data Task B: PROCESS MODEL Produce one (1) As-Is process model (not hand drawn) using Swim Lane format from the details provided in the Background section (clearly state any assumptions made): NB: You do not need to use special software for this. Microsoft Word will suffice or you can use Microsoft Visio – you may have access to elms to get if for free: [login to view URL] Please note: instructions on Visio will not be given as it is your choice to use this software