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The networked supply chain applying breakthrough BPM technology to meet relentless customer demands /

Table of Contents: “…Go beyond supply chain by creating a networked enterprise -- BPM opens the door to networked enterprises -- Supply chain work is part of a long history of business improvement - Technology will be the solution - as soon as it stops being the problem -- Drive business value through process execution: speed, quality, flexibility, customization, and cost -- Achieve information technology value through process management -- BPM results come in a variety of flavors: moving to Levels 4 and 5 -- Eliminate the drudgery and empower the people -- Get started by addressing the points of pain in your business -- Financial services companies are using BPM to leverage their networks and their people -- Putting BPM to work -- BPM: Closing the gap between business intent and execution.…”
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Diagnosing greatness ten traits of the best supply chains / by Poirier, Charles C., 1936-

Table of Contents: “…Traits of the best supply chains : an overview -- Supply chain maturity : hypotheses behind the supporting research -- Trait 1 : supply chain success starts with a sound strategy supported by solid leadership -- Trait 2 : focusing on financial impact to achieve superior results -- Trait 3 : a portfolio approach to innovation and process improvement -- Trait 4 : selective collaboration with trusted business partners -- Trait 5 : excellence in strategic sourcing -- Trait 6 : world-class logistics execution -- Trait 7 : proficiency in planning and responsiveness -- Trait 8 : high customer integration and satisfaction -- Trait 9 : ability to anticipate and manage risk -- Trait 10 : globally optimized operations (completing the effort) -- Advice for moving forward.…”
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Business process management applied creating the value managed enterprise / by Poirier, Charles C., 1936-

Table of Contents: “…The road to the value-managed enterprise -- Business process management as the enabling ingredient -- The process-based profit and loss statement and balance sheet -- Getting beyond the supply chain roadblocks -- Moving effectively to advanced levels of progress -- Achieving dominance at the higher levels of progress -- Aspirations and realities of level 5 -- Creating the intelligent value network : a blueprint for level 5 -- Using process simulation to minimize the risk -- Steps forward.…”
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