Business process management is an approach to understand and improve the productivity and efficiency of repeatable tasks performed in the process of conducting business. Business process managers observe and apply strategies and tactics with tools for modeling, monitoring, measuring and improving discrete and connected business workflows and activities.


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Industry EventsThe Aberdeen Supply Chain Management Summit, now is in its 7th year, has emerged as the leading forum for top supply chain executives to share best practices, strategic processes, and business improvements. At this 1.5 day executive summit, join your peers and recognized supply chain leaders as they share new innovations and key transformational initiatives being adopted to fuel growth. Sessions and roundtable discussions will span topics of interest from integrated business planning to logistics, collaborative execution and from supply chain network design to supply chain visibility.
newsNew and updated solutions and services from HP, IBM, Oracle and more
newsNew and updated solutions and services from IBM, Oracle, SAP and more
ColumnWhy are companies still finding themselves short of the right data to answer key business questions? The answer is that they didn’t design their data collection processes with those exact questions in mind

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Social media 23%
Vendor websites 4%
Vendor/community forums 7%
Newsletters 1%
Trade conferences/meetups 2%
RSS feeds 6%
Web search 44%

 

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