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BPM: Driving Business Performance

Derek Miers, Ceo Enix Consulting

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This paper explores the relationship between Business Performance Management and Business Process Management (BPM). It describes the core role that business processes play in enabling the firm to achieve its Key Business Objectives. It outlines the need for a high-level philosophy for BPM and how the technology of BPM helps managers and employees as they evolve operational processes. The paper provides a short overview of the challenges in developing appropriate process standards and considers the essential components of BPM Suites.

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This paper explores the relationship between Business Performance Management and Business Process Management (BPM). It describes the core role that business processes play in enabling the firm to achieve its Key Business Objectives. It outlines the need for a high-level philosophy for BPM and how the technology of BPM helps managers and employees as they evolve operational processes. The paper provides a short overview of the challenges in developing appropriate process standards and considers the essential components of BPM Suites.

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This paper explores the relationship between Business Performance Management and Business Process Management (BPM). It describes the core role that business processes play in enabling the firm to achieve its Key Business Objectives. It outlines the need for a high-level philosophy for BPM and how the technology of BPM helps managers and employees as they evolve operational processes. The paper provides a short overview of the challenges in developing appropriate process standards and considers the essential components of BPM Suites.

Key concepts: Business process management, Process management, Business process, Business process modeling, Process (computing), Key (lock), Business rule, Business

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