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How Automated Process Discovery Revealed 22 Inefficiencies: Live Case Study From Fujitsu

By Peter Schooff on October 15, 2009 1:12 PM 0

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Last Spring I recorded this live podcast with Fujitsu, BPM Success Through Automated Process Discovery. At last week's Gartner summit, it was great to catch up with Fujitsu and get a real-world APD success story from Greg Mueller, Manufacturing Systems Analyst of ESI. Greg discusses the 3 important things they discovered about their business using APD, as well as the critical question: What made them first realize they needed a BPM solution in the first place. Give it a listen below:

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