Chief strategist presents at BPM Summit

The World Economic Forum has identified the UAE economy as 'most competitive' in the region.

'The UAE Federal Strategy promotes performance, enhances competency and unleashes development potential, which directly reflects the World Economic Forum's report. In a robust economy with unlimited potential, the nation focuses on consolidating it's management processes to keep pace with global economic developments, while resisting inflationary pressures, reducing costs and remaining efficient'

'By reviewing the processes of the economy, we shall place it on resilient foundations to further enhance regional growth by transforming the efforts into a sustainable organic model of excellence which can be benchmarked globally' says Mr Al Marzouqi, Keynote Opening Presenter at the Summit.

IIR Middle East, the organisers of the 4th Middle East Business Process Summit, focus this year 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.

'This year you shall 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' 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.