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We have found the following examples of guiding principles to be a good starting
point for any BPM program:
BPM leadership, teams, skills, governance, and projects should be
centralized to drive consistency of communication, education, and project
execution in the first part of your BPM journey.
BPM projects should be focused on delivering a greater customer experience
and business value, not adding more steps or tools that will increase
process complexity.
Process ownership is the key to BPM efforts. Strong process ownership is a
requirement for overall success.
The BPM projects strive to reduce the overall level of process and IT
complexity (for example, integration will be accomplished with ...