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Understanding Business Process Architecture to Enable Operational Efficiency

by Nathaniel Palmer on Apr 22, 2008

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Understanding Business Process Architecture to Enable Operational Efficiency — Presentation Transcript

Welcome Jaakko Riihinen Head of Enterprise Architecture and Technology Nokia Siemens Networks SessionTitle: Understanding Business Process Architecture to Enable Operational Efficiency
Disclaimer The models in this presentation are only simplified fictional examples, developed for training purposes only, and do not necessarily represent an optimal process architecture for any particular purpose April 21-23, 2008 2 Renaissance Washington, DC