Anonymous
16th February 2004, 11:12
I am very interested to find out from UKBF users how much they know about or have implemented BPM systems into their businesses.
Please take 1 minute to complete my poll.
Many thanks in advance for your feedback on this subject.
Regards
Steve
www.ALPSolutions.com
Anonymous
16th February 2004, 11:57
For the individual that has just voted on this poll and probably many more to come, the definition of BPM is as follows:-
True Business Process Management is an amalgam of traditional workflow and the 'new' BPM technology. It then follows that as BPM is a natural extension of – and not a separate technology to – Workflow, BPM is in fact the merging of process technology covering 3 process categories: interactions between (i) people-to-people; (ii) systems-to-systems and (iii) systems-to-people – all from a process-centric perspective. This is what true BPM is all about.
The acceptance of this definition has been seen throughout the industry. In fact, David McCoy of the Gartner Group stated that BPM was “…a blending of process management/workflow with application integration.” (March 2001). With that being said, what can BPM do for your organization?
I hope this helps ?
Regards
Steve
www.ALPSolutions.com