BUSINESS PROCESS MANAGEMENT.

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Abstract

A description is given of results achieved by applying proven quality methodologies to multidisciplinary, cross-functional white-collar-business processes. A business process management approach is described with emphasis on requirements and measurements. Requirements of a business process must be set in such a manner that continual improvement is not inhibited. Process measurements are discussed in terms of understanding the causes of variability. A case study describes the work done on a business process resulting in improved performance as viewed by the customer and increased process productivity.

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McCabe, W. J. (1987). BUSINESS PROCESS MANAGEMENT. In Conference Record - International Conference on Communications (pp. 535–541). IEEE. https://doi.org/10.4018/ijpmat.2016070104

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