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Value and promise of real time - Part 1 |
Part 2
According to the Gartner Group, the business activity monitoring
(BAM) market – offering “access to critical business-performance
indicators to improve the speed and effectiveness of business
operations” – will be worth around $22.4 billion by 2005.
BAM enables real-time monitoring of business activities and
processes, and its advocates believe its true value is strategic,
not tactical. As Gartner explains: “BAM is not a software
or services market, but an increasingly important set of technologies
that are required to compete in today’s world.”
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