BPM projects have an internal rate of return of more than 15% 

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When a BPM tool has low-code capabilities, that increases time efficiency and productivity. Having a user-friendly platform is bound to improve your ROI. That’s why BPM projects tend to have an internal rate of return of more than 15%.

Author: Gartner

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