ANALYTICAL STUDY OF IMPORTANCE OF BUSINESS PROCESS MANAGEMENT (BPM) WITH CLOUD COMPUTING
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maintaining, peak-load & investments.Abstract
Business Process Management (BPM) gives organizations the ability to identify, monitor and optimize their business processes. A Business Process Management System (BPMS) is used to keep track of business process models and to coordinate the execution of business processes. Organizations that want to make use of BPM might have to deal with high upfront investments, since not only software and hardware needs to be purchased, but also personnel needs to be hired for installing and maintaining the systems. In addition, scalability can be a concern for an organization. A BPMS can only coordinate a certain amount of business process instances simultaneously. In order to serve all customers in peak-load situations, additional machines are necessary. Especially when these machines are only rarely needed, buying and maintaining the machines might become expensive.References
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