Many companies find the implementation of a Business Process Management (BPM) solution technically daunting and unjustifiably expensive. Aberdeen's research shows the top barriers to deploying BPM are linked to the need for more in-house technical prowess.
An increasing proportion of companies understand that they don't need a fleet of BPM domain experts and a seven figure investment to properly employ BI, but many still have difficulty breaking out of their current processes. Cultural changes don't happen overnight and there is no "cure-all" answer to acclimatize employees to a new solution, but through judicious management, companies will be positioned to reap business value from BPM.
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