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The Next Wave in Business Process Automation Means Making Business Processes Intelligent

Published Date: March 2006

Published By: IDC

Page Count: 12

Order Code: R104-25562

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IDC Opinion
In This Study
Methodology
Situation Overview
The Starting Point
Figure: Intelligent Process Automation Architecture Model
Table: Use of Business Process Management and Other Application Deployment Software
Not All There Yet
Lack of a Data Context
Lack of Tight, Hardened Multienterprise Process Flows
Table: Types of Business Process Management
The Requirements Above and Beyond Current BPM
Table: Use of Business Process Management Software with Business Intelligence Built In
IPA at Runtime
IPA Development
Future Outlook
Essential Guidance
What Do Users Want to Know
Planning for the Google Effect
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