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competitive-edge.
And
with
the
total
complexity
of
modern
technology,
models
that reflect the real world and allow us to analyze and improve it are increasingly
important.
Figure 2.18 (a, b, c, and d)
BPM for improvement, reengineering, technology transfer and standardization
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Figure 2.19 Business Process modeling Method
In Figure 2.19, there is a requirement of modeling objectives such as specific
modeling method perspectives and certain characteristics of modeling method that
matches
with
perspective s
and
characteristics
in
developing
business
process
modeling
method.
2.12 The capability Levels
Six
levels of capability are defined within ISO 15504, illustrated
in
Figure 2.2
below:
Figure 2.2 Capability escalator
The definition of each capability level
is as follows:
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