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Applying Real-World BPM in an SAP Environment

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Categories: Business Process Modeling (BPM)

Author: Ann Rosenberg, Mark von Rosing, Greg Chase, Rukhshaan Omar, James Taylor, Henrik von Scheel
Paperback: 600 pages
ISBN-13: 978-1592293438

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Managing your business processes wisely is key to staying ahead of your competitors! This book is your guide to implementing Business Process Management in all its aspects in your SAP-centric business and IT: It explains how BPM and standard software work together, how to prepare your company for the project, and how to put technology, governance, and the philosophy behind it in action. Extensive use cases from well-known SAP customers including technical and process details make this book a true real-world experience!

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