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Center for Business Performance Management"75% of 250 CFOs surveyed by FEI and Gartner noted poor data quality, siloed functions, inconsistent data and over-reliance on spreadsheets was a major constraint on achieving business objectives" - Gartner IT Symposium, Susan Landry, 10/19/2009 "Top Financial Executive Concern: Ability to Forecast Results" - Gartner IT Symposium, Nigel Rayner, 10/19/2009 Fisher's BPM DefinitionFisher’s Center for Business Performance Management (BPM) is a community where business leaders, faculty and students converge to advance the body of knowledge surrounding BPM. BPM is a concept that spans many areas within an organization. For the purposes of our Center, we define BPM as the integration of performance data, management processes and business systems to support leaders in making effective decisions and executing those decisions. By enabling insights, BPM drives improved execution via accountability and transparency. Fisher’s BPM definition includes the following components:
The Center's VisionProvide the global forum for thought leadership related to the Business Performance Management body of knowledge that empowers leaders from industry, faculty and students to integrate business and academic insights while driving continuous improvements in the BPM space The Center's MissionDeliver membership benefits, events, networking opportunities, access to BPM trained talent, academic curriculum and research to advance the business performance management body of knowledge Center Contacts
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