Next-generation BPM thinking

Supplied by OpenText on Thursday, 30 April, 2015

Business process management (BPM) initiatives today lack a focus on delivering successful business outcomes - instead, they get too caught up with point-based solutions.

Download this white paper to learn about the foundations of BPM and to get tips for creating a successful BPM initiative by:

bringing in business lead contributors
appointing a visionary lead to drive BPM projects
ensuring that executive leadership drives adoption
and more

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15 Pages PDF

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