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''Business Process Management Systems: Strategy and Implementation discusses business management practices and the technology that enables them. It analyzes the history of process management practices and proposes that BPM practices are a synthesis of BPR (radical change) and TQM (continuous change) practices. Both business and IT professionals receive an integrated view of how various management practices merge into Read more...
Content: 1. Theories of process management --
2. Business process management --
3. Overview of business process management system --
4. Data integration technology --
5. Messaging-based integration technology --
6. Component-based integration technology --
7. Workflow technology --
8. Different types of business process management systems --
9. Business process management system (BPMS) standards --
10. Business process management implementation methodology.
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