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business process re-engineering
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business process re-engineering
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(Business / Industrial Relations & HR Terms) restructuring an organization by means of a radical reassessment of its core processes and predominant competencies Abbreviation BPR


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The decision to engage in the export business of coffee, was made following a business process reengineering (BPR) study conducted by the enterprise, Brehane Hailu, general manager of the Enterprise, said.
The popularity of the reengineering philosophy in the mid-1990s led many companies to radically reconfigure their business processes for greater efficiencies--including CHS, where the focus was on redesigning rural fuel delivery.
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