Business Process Management - End-to-End Analysis and Performance KPI's

Hello,
I am from WB and were looking to expand our footprint with Business Process Monitoring.
For critical business processes (order to cash, release to accounting, procure to pay; create shopping cart, etc.) how can be map and determine for the business units the expected run times as well as capturing / reporting historical trend analysis; looking at from a company business process level and not an SAP transaction level.
We were disappointed that we were unable to find this detailed functionality in SolMan (dashboards, metrics, customizable reports, etc.) that could tell us how long a WB business process takes to execute form start to finish.
Does anyone have any info as to if NetWeaver BPM can capture and trend the complete A-Z run times of a Business Process?
Iu2019m I missing something here?! I would think something this basic would automatically be a part of SolMan BPM Monitoringu2026
Appreciate all and any feedback.
Thanks!
Bruce L.
Warner Bros. Pictures, Burbank Calif.

Hi Bruce,
You can find many of the Process Analytics capabilities in NW BPM 7.2 release in this How-to Webinar
FEATURED EVENTS
Here you can see the Process Analytics related documentation
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwce72/helpdata/en/60/794d3f1e5a4443b5f714b28f6f5fa1/frameset.htm
Here you can find what data is exposed within the BPM specific BI content http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/ec/d897e16ccd4efd951a5fe708734bd3/frameset.htm
Best regards,
Radost

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Hi Group
I have joined this community yesterday, so I am pretty much new here.
I work as a Business Process Analyst for a semi govt company. I have been tasked for evaluating a tool for business process management.
Current scenario is as under:
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3) The design phase of our new ERP software will be starting soon.
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Hemal

Hi,
My view (I work as an Enterprise Architect for a very large Resources Company).
Visio is a drawing tool. It produces nice diagrams and drawings which have no real connection with the process objects, or system objects they represent. typically an organisation ends up with 1,000's of these e diagrams which end up all having to be maintained (and usually are not) so quickly end up being largely out of date and useless.
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SAP NetWeaver Know-How Network Webinar:
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(Please go to the SDN Events page to see the article and download the PDF presentation)
Dial-in Information:
Date: Wednesday 28 July 2004
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Password: NetWeaver04
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Meeting Number: 742391500
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WebEx Link: sap.webex.com
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Saints are a football team
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In practice this will come live 10 to 13 weeks after the beta ( I think 13 or just over is more common ...) ... could be a little later due to it being the holiday season for most people.

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[Register for this webcast|http://www.sap-webinars.com/bus_process_mgmt/register.php] on Aug 20, Thursday at 2pm (SG) by clicking on the link above.
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Hi Audrey,
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Cross-Component Business Process Management (CCBPM) with XI 3.0
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SAP XI 3.0 SP1 - Tutorial Defining a Business Process
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SAP XI 3.0 - Cross-Component BPM (Virtual Classroom)
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SAP XI 3.0 - BPM Click-through 1 (SAP Tutor)
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