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'With excellent support from the Federal Government strategy committee in facilitating the nation to align it's long term sustainable vision, currently in it's implementation stage, strategic professional leaders in business excellence like Ms Badria Al Mulla, have taken ownership of this exceptional challenge to cascaded it throughout organisations'
says Raza Chevel, Conference Manager at IIR Middle East, organisers of the 4th Middle East Business Process Management Summit 2008, which will be held on the 18-22 May in Dubai.
The focus of this year's Summit is on quantifying BPM improvements to the Board and accelerating specific implementation processes which have a direct impact on the bottom line; strategies which will allow you to transform your organisation into a top class performer.
The summit brings together organisations who share their implementation best practice and business excellence by presenting case studies and their experience in an interactive Summit.
You will also have the opportunity to confer with the industry's leading solution providers to choose the most applicable option for integrating automation with business process improvement and be able to explore examples of the regional obstacles which can hinder progress leading to failed implementation, thus learning how to avoid the pitfalls.
The high revenue that organizations are generating in a resilient Middle East economy has allowed many organisations to become complacent with the efficiency of their processes.
But, understanding how your processes work and improving them can provide opportunities for you to optimise business performance and further increase profits, leading to robust and sustainable growth over the long term.
Posted by Eman Hassan
