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Business Process Management

Business process management is the process ofcontributions to group objectives. Management
designing and maintaining an environment inapplies to small and large organizations, to
which individuals, working together inprofit and not-for-profit enterprises, to
groups, efficiently accomplish selected aims.manufacturing as well as service industries.
This basic definition needs to be expanded asThe term enterprise refers to businesses,
managers carry out the managerial functionsgovernment agencies, hospitals, universities
of planning, organizing, staffing, leadingand other organizations. In business process
and controlling. Management applies to anymanagement, all managers carry out managerial
kind of organization. It applies to managersfunctions. However, the time spent for each
at all organizational levels. The aim of allfunction may differ. Top-level managers spend
managers is to create a surplus. Managing ismore time on planning and organizing than do
concerned with productivity implyinglower level managers. Leading, on the other
effectiveness  and  efficiency.hand, takes a great deal of time for
first-line supervisors. The difference in the
Many scholars and managers have found thatamount of time spent on controlling varies
the analysis of business process managementonly slightly for managers at various levels.
is facilitated by a useful and clear
organization of knowledge. In studyingBusiness process management, like all other
management, it is helpful to break it downpractices such as medicine, engineering or
into five managerial functions involvingbaseball, is an art. It is know-how. It is
planning, organizing, staffing, leading anddoing things in light of the realities of a
controlling. The knowledge that underliessituation. Yet managers can work better by
those functions is organized around theseusing organized knowledge about management.
five  functions.It is this knowledge that constitutes a
science. Thus, managing as practice is an
Managers are charged with the responsibilityart; the organized knowledge underlying the
of taking actions that will make it possiblepractice may be referred to as a science.
for individuals to make their best



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