Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Disaster Preparedness and Response Business Process Management (DPRBPM)
Agree with the nominator that this seems to paint entirely |too rosy a picture, and seems to be |intended to sell consulting services:''The DPRBPM can integrate and accommodate all other software applications and systems already in existence. None of these would have to change, or be replaced except as an operational choice....The process is capable of infinite expansion in its structure, and as such invites collaborative and cooperative use simultaneously. It can reconcile all programs into common use....The system is very user friendly and easy to operate.......its use is to drive business and trade transactions – fast, utilizing all resources, communicating accurately and quickly...This process can reside globally and securely, completely interoperable communications - in a laptop or Blackberry....The Interoperable Communications component, when included, is reliable and secure, defaulting to the optimal system use with dedicated secure (cots) processes within this system....''In addition to these specific concerns, like many such articles this text is entirely too vague and abstract to really be informative.  To the extent that this is one person's theory --- all the references mention Dr. Paula Smith, and the article creator is
— User:Pabs22, 16:34, 11 August 2010 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NPOV||WP:SPAM (Wikipedia:Neutral point of view)