How to check  the performance of process chain.

Hi experts,
Can any one suggest me the process how to check the performance of the process chain in a graphical presentation (need detailed info on this)??
Thanks in advance.

Have a look ath this:
Process Chains Performance
Hope it helps.
Regards

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    Thanks
    K M R
    Edited by: K M R on Jul 9, 2010 11:09 AM

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