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Business Process Management in Service-Oriented Companies

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  • Simona KLEINHEMPEL
  • Stefan Ioan NITCHI
  • Lucia RUSU

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This paper presents the business model of a call center company including human resource management features. Starting from several approaches of business model definitions, we adopted a model for a service-oriented company. Based on the system objective, function, component modules and key indicators of Telmar software we analyzed a call centre company, using aggregated data from this software and determined human resource dynamics for past three years and key management indicators in two campaigns.

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  • Simona KLEINHEMPEL & Stefan Ioan NITCHI & Lucia RUSU, 2010. "Business Process Management in Service-Oriented Companies," Informatica Economica, Academy of Economic Studies - Bucharest, Romania, vol. 14(3), pages 189-198.
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