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Profit-Margin Math: Leveraging ABM Data for Exceptional BPM Results (PDF)

A business performance management system is only as good as the information - and the analytical methodologies - it contains. Activity-based management (ABM) integrated with BPM ensures informed decision-making as well as accelerated profit and productivity improvement.

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Subject(s): Finance, Management

Source(s): BetterManagement.com

Author(s): Gary Cokins (SAS)

Posted: 2005-09-14

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