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Business Process Management of Telecommunication Companies: Fulfillment and Operations Support and Readiness Cases

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Synopsis:
In this paper, we consider business process management for a certain business process of telecommunications  companies.  Generally,  business  process  management is  the  management  of  flow  of business activities in an effective and efficient way. If companies have an effective and efficient business  management  process, it is  a  strong weapon for  those companies  in fast changing  business  environments. This  paper focuses  on business  process  management  of fulfilment  and  operations  and  support  readiness  business processes for  telecommunications companies. For  the  fulfilment  process,  we derive  recommended  standard  functions  for  a  company  with eTOM (Enhanced Telecom Operations Map). After deriving recommended standard functions, we draw  business  flow  diagram  for  a  certain  process  in  the fulfilment. For  operations support  and readiness  process  we  derive  recommended  standard  functions  for certain processes. In addition, we show some examples to evaluate process performance and optimize a function of a process. This paper is a very helpful guide to transform a company’s business process or optimize it.
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