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DEFINITION
Process Orchestration
Process orchestration refers to the coordination and management of multiple tasks, activities, and workflows across people, systems, and data to streamline end-to-end business processes. It involves designing, executing, and monitoring complex processes that span different departments, applications, and services to drive operational efficiency and ensure processes are completed accurately and on time.
Synonyms
Business Process Management (BPM), Workflow Automation, Process Coordination
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Synonyms
Business Process Management (BPM), Workflow Automation, Process Coordination
Acronyms
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Examples
The bank used process orchestration to automate the complex, multi-step client onboarding journey, coordinating data collection, document gathering, KYC checks, approvals, and core system updates across front-office, compliance, credit, and operations teams.
FAQ
How does process orchestration differ from simple workflow automation?
Process orchestration is more sophisticated, involving the coordination of multiple inter-dependent workflows and integration with various systems, while workflow automation typically focuses on a single, linear process within one system.
What are the key benefits of process orchestration?
Process orchestration drives efficiency, reduces manual effort and errors, ensures consistency, enables straight-through processing, and provides full visibility and auditability across end-to-end processes.
What capabilities are important for a process orchestration tool?
A process orchestration tool should support visual process modeling, business rules, system integration, process monitoring, exception handling, and scalability to effectively coordinate complex, enterprise-wide processes.
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