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 Workflow,
Document & Business Process Management
Conspectus
July 2004 - Summary
Business process management (BPM) is the buzzword for
what is otherwise known as workflow and document management
technology.
The idea behind BPM is that more than a name change, it suggests
organisations are integrating all of their business processes,
instead of just using workflow, document management, records
and content management systems to make individual processes
more efficient.
The aim is laudable, but the difficulties are that much greater
than if single processes are involved.
Against that, our research shows
that many companies are unhappy with their current mix of
software applications and accept that their business processes
are subject to constant change. So people are ready for BPM
systems that can flexibly automate their processes and ‘glue’
their enterprise applications together.
Our Management Briefing articles – written for Conspectus
by the likes of EDS, META,
Parity and other specialist consultants
– provide insight into how you can get the best from BPM and
its individual component technologies.
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