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Business Agility Insights - April 2012, Iss. 1

Operational efficiency and intelligence are top of mind for today's organizations, and many are turning to business process management (BPM) systems, case management and decision management technology, and complex event processing (CEP) technology to give them a needed boost. Read this expert e-zine from the site editors at ebizQ.net to learn how to build smarter, faster systems that will help you gain business insight and agility. Access >>>

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- Building smarter, faster systems for real-time benefits by Crystal Bedell
  By providing a right-now picture of the business environment, agile systems can provide organizations with true competitive advantage.
- Complex event processing boosts agility to create competitive advantage by Jack Vaughan
  There’s nothing complex about event processing’s simple payoff: When properly integrated with other systems, it adds considerable value—and those benefits are increasingly accessible to companies of all types and all sizes.
- Decision management adds agility to customer processes by Lynn Haber
  Automation, mobility and increasingly sophisticated analytics are just a few of the trends driving adoption in key areas across the enterprise.

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- Editor’s Letter: Agile boosters for business by Anne Stuart, Site Editor, ebizQ
  When it comes to operational efficiency—or, as some experts prefer to call it, operational effectiveness—the one thing you can say without fear of contradiction is that everybody wants it.

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