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How Work Gets Done: Business Process Management, Basics and Beyond

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Categories: Leadership & Management, Project Management

Author: Artie Mahal
Paperback: 222 pages
ISBN-13: 978-1935504078

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About the Author

For two decades, Artie Mahal successfully led mission-critical management support programs at Mars, Incorporated on Business Change and Process Management. He also played a key role in the formation of Mars University. Artie founded ASM Group, and is currently a senior consultant with BPTrends Associates, developing and delivering Business Process Management services. He has co-authored a Business Process Redesign Tools & Techniques Handbook and is a speaker at national and international professional forums.

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