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Business Processes: Operational Solutions for SAP Implementation
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Victor Portougal
University of Auckland, New Zealand
David Sundaram
University of Auckland, New Zealand
Hershey • London • Melbourne • Singapore
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Portougal, Victor, 1941-
Business processes : operational solutions for SAP implementation / Victor Portougal and David
Sundaram.
p. cm.
Summary: "This book is about Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems implementation, focusing
on business operations/processes and information systems to support business operations/processes"--
Provided by publisher.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 1-59140-979-9 (hardcover) -- ISBN 1-59140-614-5 (softcover) -- ISBN 1-59140-615-3
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1. Management information systems. 2. Industrial management. I. Sundaram, David. II. Title.
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Dr. Victor Portougal
(1941-2005)
Victor was a wonderful person who deeply impacted all those whom he
touched. His warmth, quick intelligence, hard work, ability to span
interdisciplinary boundaries with ease, and great sense of humor will be
sorely missed by his family, friends, colleagues, and students. Victor taught
me much as I worked closely with him on many projects in the past few
years, especially the art of collaborative work. He also sowed the seeds
in my mind regarding ‘Time as a human construct’. One of the last things
he was going to do was teach me to play chess properly (he was the New
Zealand Senior Chess Champion in 2002). Unfortunately it was not to
be. I will miss him.
David Sundaram
 
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Preface ................................................................................................ viii
Chapter I
Business Processes: Definition, Life Cycle, and Identification .......... 1
Business Process Definition ........................................................... 2
Distinguishing Business Processes from Business Functions ......... 4
The Process Lifecycle .................................................................... 4
Process Identification .................................................................... 6
Conclusion ................................................................................... 19
Chapter II
Business Processes: Modelling, Analysis, and Implementation ....... 20
Introduction ..................................................................................... 20
Process Modelling ............................................................................ 20
Process Analysis .............................................................................. 22
Process Transformation .................................................................. 24
Process Implementation .................................................................. 31
Process Monitoring and Control ..................................................... 32
Mal-Processes: Negative Business Process Scenarios ..................... 34
Conclusion ....................................................................................... 44
 
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