Comparison and evaluation of business process modelling and management tools

Toshiki Ami

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Business Process Modelling (BPM) and management are becoming an essential part of today's enterprises. This paper compares and evaluates several BPM tools against the criteria that are critical to an enterprise's business process optimisation, and its adoption of emerging technologies and methodologies – including Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Enterprise Architectures (EAs).

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