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-'''BPM''' - Business Process Management[color=" red fontweight bold"]. [/color]+'''[color=" red fontweight bold"][[[/color]BPM[color=" red fontweight bold"]]][/color]''' - Business Process Management.
-[color=" red fontweight bold"]Design, identification, management, documentation and optimization of business processes. Central to BPM is the question: „who does what, when, and how?“. Business process information helps to better realize company objectives and to enhance customer orientation. Process controlling and optimization is based on key indicators. Business process management proceeds in recurrent cycles complementing each other:[/color]+
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-[color=" red fontweight bold"]* Planning, design and ongoing optimization[/color]+
-[color=" red fontweight bold"]* Performing and monitoring everyday tasks according to defined processes[/color]+
-[color=" red fontweight bold"]* Results of monitoring influence planning, design, and optimization[/color]+
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-[color=" red fontweight bold"]Proper documentation of these cycles is a prerequisite (and also a legal directive) for successful business process optimization. For the definition of process chains and nested processes proper interface specifications are necessary[/color]. +

'''[[BACS]]''' - Bankers Automated Clearing Services is a United Kingdom scheme for the electronic processing of financial transactions. '''[[BACS]]''' - Bankers Automated Clearing Services is a United Kingdom scheme for the electronic processing of financial transactions.
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'''[[ERP]]''' '''[[ERP]]'''
-Enterprise Resource Planning[color=" red fontweight bold"]. Totality of software-supported information and planning systems, encompassing all resources that are relevant for business operation processes. Purchasing, Warehousing, Product Master Data and Customer Care are primary ERP categories. In a wider sense Accounting, Cost Accounting, Controlling and Personnel Administration are also included. ERP as a concept arose when the first database supported software solutions for storage and analysis of enterprise data had been developed. Most ERP systems are of modular nature, and can be customized according to customer requirements.[/color]+Enterprise Resource Planning.
-[color=" red fontweight bold"]Enterprise Resource Planning. When "ERP" is discussed today, it is rarely in the context of planning how resources are to be expended. Rather, it refers to an enterprise view of the business' in other words, a view of a company and all its parts as connected whole, rather than small silos of activity. ERP relates to the software infrastructure that holds the entire company together internally, on the one hand, and supports the external business processes the company engages in, on the other. - ERP applications address a business process. - ERP applications are modular. - ERP applications are integrated. - ERP applications include a company's reach beyond its walls - to its suppliers, customers, and partners. - The entire ERP suite will address all areas (or the great majority) of a company's business functions[/color].+

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