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Developing business process analyst competencies through higher education institution interventions - a Kenyan study
Kenya is currently experiencing large-scale economic growth. With this economic growth has come the need for organizations to have well-defined business processes largely through the development of business process management (BPM) initiatives. There is also an increasing move towards the automation...
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Department of Information Systems
2019
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