The Seven Deadly Sins of Business Process Management

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The Seven Deadly Sins of Business Process Management

Chris Taylor over at Process Excellent Network has a piece about the damp world of  Business Process Management (BPM) gaffes that struck me as interesting. In it, Taylor riffs on his seven deadly sins of BPM, which are: Taking the word management in vain Working in process silos Reinventing the wheel Making it hard to

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The Road to Interact 2012: Keep (C)ALM and Carry On

If you’ve read our previous posts in this series, you’re up to speed (if not, here’s part 1, part 2 and part 3). You understand the risks associated with not having a strategic, coordinated and effective maintenance management program supported by an integrated software solution. You recognize the value of Asset Lifecycle Management (ALM), and

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The Road to Interact 2012: Risky Business

We’ve talked about the maintenance and operational challenges associated with successfully running a large and complex healthcare organization/facility, and we’ve talked about the exciting potential of Asset Lifecycle Management (ALM) strategies and powerful programs like PeopleSoft ALM. “But what’s the big deal?” you might ask, “How much of a difference can a fully-integrated ALM really

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The Road to Interact 2012: Helping the Healthcare Industry Rise to the Challenge

As Shannon explained in her ALM post last week, the unique asset management challenges faced by the healthcare industry require inspired, robust and coordinated Asset Lifecycle Management (ALM) solutions like PeopleSoft ALM. The first step toward understanding the impact that an elegant and coordinated solution like PeopleSoft ALM can make is appreciating the scope of

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PeopleTools 8.5: Query Drilling URL

In the release of PeopleTools 8.5, a new feature for Query Manager called Drilling URL was released.  Drilling URL allow the query results to hyperlink or drill down into the source data.  The query results page shows the results as “links” which can, depending on how the URLs are defined, allow the user to access

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