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    Business process management (BPM) is a discipline that uses various methods to discover, analyze, redesign, and monitor business processes within an organization. BPM aims to improve processes continually to enhance how an organization operates, with goals of greater efficiency, more effectiveness, and improved customer satisfaction. BPM involves identifying all the processes in an organization and prioritizing them, then redesigning processes as needed and monitoring key performance indicators to ensure processes stay aligned with organizational goals.

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    Business process management (BPM) is a discipline that uses various methods to discover, analyze, redesign, and monitor business processes within an organization. BPM aims to improve processes continually to enhance how an organization operates, with goals of greater efficiency, more effectiveness, and improved customer satisfaction. BPM involves identifying all the processes in an organization and prioritizing them, then redesigning processes as needed and monitoring key performance indicators to ensure processes stay aligned with organizational goals.

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    Business process management (BPM) is a discipline that uses various methods to discover, analyze, redesign, and monitor business processes within an organization. BPM aims to improve processes continually to enhance how an organization operates, with goals of greater efficiency, more effectiveness, and improved customer satisfaction. BPM involves identifying all the processes in an organization and prioritizing them, then redesigning processes as needed and monitoring key performance indicators to ensure processes stay aligned with organizational goals.

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    net/norwiz/what-is-bpm
    https://www.slideshare.net/ATBHATTI/business-process-
    management-33186153
    1- Introduction
    ERP
    E- Enterprise : Large Organization
    R- Resource : Human Resources , Material , Money , Machine, Assets, etc.
    P- Planning : Manage present and readiness for future

    ERP- is a complete business solution package that encapsulates world best


    business practices, integrates all the major business function of an enterprise
    through efficient flow of information. The primary objective of ERP is to bring
    standardization and automation in the business processes that stimulate
    innovation and growth of the company. Thomas H.Davenport-1998 [1]
    Advantages

    ERP System
    ➢Improved efficiency

    ➢Real time information

    ➢Better communication and coordination

    ➢Improved decision making


    ➢Better customer service and retention
    ➢Better asset Management
    ➢Ease of growth or expansion with enhance
    flexibility
    ➢Improved Financials
    Shang and Seddon, 2000 [16].

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