September 2011
Beginner to intermediate
198 pages
4h 30m
English
book
Scaling BPM Adoption from Project to Program with IBM Business Process Manager
by Lisa Dyer, Flournoy Henry, Ines Lehmann, Fahad Osmani, Wim Peeters, Jonas Zahn, Duan Zihui
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3.5.1 Process re-engineering in Blueworks Live
Process engineering (or re-engineering) is a broad definition that includes
design, operation, control, and optimization of any type of industrial, chemical,
system, biological, or business process. In this book we address the topic of
process engineering and re-engineering in the context of analyzing a business
process. Process analysis seeks to answer the following questions:
Is the process definition complete, or if information is missing is it marked as
such for further investigation?
Is the as-is business process adequately represented with an as-is
process model?
Is there good reason to create a to-be model ...
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