Category Business Process Management (BPM)
Type White Paper
Length 7
Publish Date August 03 2009
Date posted July 30 2010
Overview
This white paper examines the business case for a BPMCoE, the required components, and the expected value. It also includes a case study of how an investment management firm's CoE evolved from informal to strategic.
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