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Best-of-Breed BPM a Smart Choice

July 26, 2006 12:00 PM
From PerformanceManagementLink, Issue #226

The popularity of best-of-breed (BOB) software is continuing to grow, and with plenty of good reasons, according to the Business Finance article "Best of Breed Software Niches Deepen." One advantage is that BOB companies have specialized in fixing specific problem areas for years, while more generalized vendors are just entering the area and will need some time to catch up. Author Tad Leahy explores the future of best of breed, including the changes brought on by the many mergers and acquisitions amongst BPM companies, and provides a multitude of charts that categorize vendor options based on an organization's needs.