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Market Trends: Impact of Business Process Management on Consulting and on Development and Integration Services, Worldwide, 2008-2010
15 December 2008
 
Michele Cantara  

Business process management is a management discipline that may be supported by technologies. This report examines key demand and supply trends for BPM consulting as well as development and integration services worldwide for 2008-2010.







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Table of Contents



What You Need to Know

Key Findings

Key Trends

Contributing Factors to BPM Consulting & SI Usage

Trend 1: Companies Use BPM to Improve the Quality of Volatile Externally Facing Processes

The Four Corners Framework: Where Is BPM Most Appropriate?

Companies That Use BPM Deal With Frequent Business Process Change

End-User Organizations' Top Goals for BPM in 2008

BPM Does Not Magically Solve the Goals to Results Alignment Problem

Trend 2: BPM Budgets Are Less Prone to Cuts

BPM Budgets Are Escaping the Axe

Four Most Common BPM Use Cases

Market Outlook for BPM Use Cases: 2008-2010

Trend 3: BPM Requires a Different Mix of CSI Skill Sets Compared to Traditional Application Services

Effective BPM Requires End-User Organizations to Develop a Balanced Set of Skills in Three Areas

Roles Within a BPM Initiative

Enterprises Want Business and IT to Be Equally Responsible for Process Change

Recommendations for CSIs

Definition: Business Process Management (BPM)

Definitions

Definitions (cont'd)






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