BPM’s promises are real, but the path to success is littered with pitfalls and shortcuts to failure. Best practices can help you avoid them. The good news is that BPM has now reached a stage of maturity which ensures that customers who are just embarking on using its methods and tools have a wealth of experience to learn from and build on. To succeed with BPM, you will need to develop your own best practices and constantly evolve them to stay ahead of the competition. The following “lessons-learned” provide a good place to start.
How to Lead BPM Initiatives Without an IT Background
A common misconception about Business Process Management (BPM) is that you need a deep technical background to orchestrate meaningful process improvement initiatives. While having some familiarity with information systems can be helpful, BPM is ultimately about...