Success with Cross-functional BPR Teams

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Cross-functional BPR teams are a critical component of successful BPR. Much of the thinking behind BPR is cross-functional, i.e. breaking down functional and business unit boundaries and redesigning work flows and service delivery systems in terms of value added to the customer and the market. How to be successful with Cross-functional BPR Teams. Discuss issues related to cross functional teams here.....

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