Will the Credit Crunch Kill BPR?
Times are tough, but why does process get the chop?
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September 07, 2008
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I have to agree with your comments Craig, that is a relevant question. In a time when large companies are wanting to redefine their status in the Australian markets, it seems that process people are not defined as adding value. Could it be that times are changing and it is no longer a speciality but part of the collective responsibility of a BA who may not have had process impact experience?
We must find answers to these questions Process Ninja...
Posted by: Jorge Perez | September 11, 2008 at 10:12 AM