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The document defines business process as a set of interrelated or interacting activities that collect, manipulate, transform and disseminate information to accomplish a specific objective. It notes that a business process has a goal, uses resources like people and equipment, and produces an output in the form of a product or service. The document provides the Object Management Group's definition of a business process for the purpose of their certification program.
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- 1. Summary of ‘In OMG’s OCEB Certification Program, What is the Definition of Business Process? ‘ An OCEB Certification Program White Paper By Jon Siegel, Ph.D. Vice President, Technology Transfer Object Management Group Summary by Tom Andries
- 2. Topics
- 3. Intro
- 4. Definitions
- 5. Definition 1