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BPM Blog | Avio Consulting. The Eclectic Zone. Process Is The Main Thing. Improving Enterprise Business Process Management Systems. Taraneon international blog. Saturday afternoon, an hour to go before the game kicks off and the manager and players have gathered to discuss strategy and tactics. What you can and should expect to see is that every player – including the substitutes – knows about the overall game plan. The defenders understand the strategy the strikers want to follow, the midfielders know everything about the tactics the defenders intend to use. They all have a need to know. What this does not imply is that just because a striker knows how the defence is going to work he is in fact turning into a defender.
Contrast this with the often highly selective way in which we involve the ultimate users of processes. There are two important aspects to consider here: When, how and to what extend is the individual process user informed, trained and involved on the changes as far as they relate to his or her work? None of this is particularly result-driven. The Eclectic Zone. Bouncing Thoughts on BPM, CRM, process, governance, methodologies, vendors. The Process Ninja. Column 2 : BPM, Enterprise 2.0 and technology trends in business. Adam Deane. Jim Sinur — A member of the Gartner Blog Network.