BPM
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What is BPM?
BPM, or Business Process Management, is a discipline involving the discovery, modeling, analysis, measurement, improvement and optimization of business processes. It is commonly used to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and increase agility by streamlining and automating workflows.
What other technologies are related to BPM?
BPM Competitor Technologies
Bizagi
Bizagi is a BPM platform that directly competes with other BPM solutions.
Appian
Appian is a low-code BPM platform competing with other BPM solutions.
Case Manager
Case Manager applications compete in some of the same areas as BPM, especially in processes that are very unstructured and require human judgment.
Pega
Pega is a BPM and CRM platform competing with other BPM solutions.
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BPM Complementary Technologies
Testing and Assurance services
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Testing ensures BPM implementations function correctly and meet business requirements.
Services Management
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IT Services Management tools support the management and automation of processes, aligning with BPM goals.
RPA
RPA automates repetitive tasks within processes, often integrated with BPM to handle structured and unstructured activities.
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Which job functions commonly mention BPM?
Software Architect
0.2% of all Software Architect jobs mention BPM
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jobs on Sumble
Consultant
0.2% of all Consultant jobs mention BPM
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jobs on Sumble
Analyst
0.1% of all Analyst jobs mention BPM
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jobs on Sumble
Software Engineer
0.1% of all Software Engineer jobs mention BPM
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jobs on Sumble
Engineer
3149 Engineer jobs mention BPM
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Which organizations are mentioning BPM?
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