Category Business Process Management (BPM)
Type White Paper
Length 24
Publish Date August 11 2010
Date posted March 18 2011
Overview
BPM helps companies to constantly monitor and continuously boost their operational efficiency. This 24-page white paper provides a comprehensive overview and a step-by-step introduction on how to setup your own Process Center of Excellence.
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