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Critical Success Factors in Business Performance Management—Striving for Success

Abstract Today, organizations recognize the value of business performance management (BPM) as a way of attaining strategic alignments and as a means of effectively creating and implementing business strategy. Yet, many still struggle in implementing a BPM solution that is enterprise focused and that enables strategic alignment. This article presents a framework for BPM and discusses the major critical success factors that will influence the success of a BPM initiative.

Thilini Ariyachandra | Mark N. Frolick | Thilini R. Ariyachandra

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