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== The Agile Development for BPM Trend ==&lt;br /&gt;
This represents a development methodology that is a highly accelerated, incremental approach aimed at delivering high-priority, demonstrable business value. Agile development for BPM combines management disciplines, as well as agile software development methods.&lt;br /&gt;
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The nature of agile BPM means that process improvement or physical process implementation starts before the models are fully complete, avoiding the big &amp;quot;design upfront&amp;quot; problem, which delays benefits realization. Agile business process management (BPM) development methodology is a highly accelerated, incremental approach aimed at delivering high-priority, demonstrable business value.&lt;br /&gt;
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Agile development for BPM combines management disciplines, as well as agile software development methods. Agile development for BPM methods is defined in terms of values, principles and best practices, rather than overly prescriptive plan-driven processes. Lean and agile practices of collaboration, customer focus, short cycles and value delivery are applied to BPM suites (BPMSs) and BPM technologies, as well as the BPM (the process of process improvement) cycle.&lt;br /&gt;
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Agile BPM builds on the growing trends of social BPM and business process analysis (BPA) for the masses, both of which increase user involvement in process discovery, modelling and implementation. The nature of agile BPM means process improvement or physical process implementation starts before the models are fully complete, avoiding the big &amp;quot;design upfront&amp;quot; problem, which delays benefits realization. &lt;br /&gt;
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Agile BPM methods attempt to establish a high level of collaboration among business process owners, architects and the IT organization. They also attempt to flatten the project and organizational structure, often through self-organizing teams. Agile BPM methods are based on empirical process control, which accepts requirements changes and validates project direction with short, business-focused delivery cycles. Use of agile BPM is most necessary in situations requiring frequent process change, and is particularly important for continuous process improvement use scenarios.&lt;br /&gt;
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