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Business process reference models

Tags : bpm technology, bpm application, service oriented architecture, bpm evolution, bpm platform, business process management, business process, bpm,
Industry : IT Products
Functional Area : Business Processes
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Reference models for business processes have been a successful means for designing, redesigning, tailoring, and implementing business processes. Still there is no common understanding of reference models for business processes: What is a reference model? What makes them different from a business process model? What should be covered by a reference model? What is their purpose and how should they be used? How should they be designed and presented? By discussing and sharing experiences with the use of reference models, We should be able * to better understand the purpose and the role of reference models, * to identify the aspects that should be covered by reference models, * to discuss notations and meta models for reference models, and, eventually, * to come up with a technology to efficiently design and to use reference models.

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Before setting out on any important journey, you’d want the best map available to help you reach your destination quickly and successfully. These days, any organization striving to align its IT processes with its business priorities is undertaking a complex, challenging journey that will significantly impact its future success. And what’s needed is a process model … a map of the processes and activities in your organization, along with all the inputs, outputs and connections between them. That’s what the IBM Process Reference Model for IT (PRM-IT) is all about. It’s a tool that helps assess, design and implement the processes involved in using IT to help businesses carry out their fundament...
By : Gangadhar GangaSagar
Sandeep Reddy M  |  Commented  |  4 years ago
IBM PRM-IT covers the following: * IT management system * IT customer relationships * IT direction * IT solution development * IT solution deployment * IT operational services * IT resilience * IT administration Since it covers all these it can...
 
 
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Gangadhar GangaSagar  |  Answered  |  5 years ago
 It’s a tool that helps assess, design and implement the processes involved in using IT to help businesses carry out their fundamental purposes and achieve their goals.
Dayanand Deshpande  |  Answered  |  5 years ago
Process reference models integrate the well-known concepts of business process reengineering, benchmarking, and process measurement into a cross-functional framework. A Process Reference Model can:     * Capture the "as-is" state of a process and...
 
 
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