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Proc. ASME. ETCE2002, Engineering Technology Conference on Energy, Parts A and B, 285-292, February 4–5, 2002
Paper No: ETCE2002/COMP-29059
Abstract
The improved approach is considered as a life-cycle model that combines the necessities of process improvement projects and the implementation of modern integrated Standard Software systems. To improve the company’s business processes by means of the Standard Software implementation, each phase of the entire implementation life cycle puts its focus on optimising the customer’s underlying business processes. In addition, to intensify the benefits resulting from the process-oriented system implementation, the presented approach is extended by a certain guidance to organise a process-driven project team.