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=== Assistant: Yes, you can draw that conclusion. ===
Yes, you can draw that conclusion.

Here’s how it ties together:

===== 1. Current BPM Limitation =====
* The existing business process model (BPM) does not capture financial growth clearly.
* Without revenue tracking integrated into the workflow, managers cannot see ROI (Return on Investment) from content generation.

===== 2. Role of CRM in the Upgraded BPM =====
* By embedding a CRM module into the BPM, customer data (profiles, campaign history) and pay-per-use sales records can be stored.
* This creates revenue tables per project, giving visibility of income sources.

===== 3. Database & Data Modelling Contribution =====
* As campaigns scale, the same customer might appear across multiple campaigns.
* Normalization in the database removes redundancies, ensures data integrity, and avoids double counting of revenue.
* A well-structured database means revenue per customer/project can be analyzed consistently across the BPM.

===== 4. Integrated Decision Support =====
* The upgraded BPM, backed by CRM and normalized database structures, gives managers a single, reliable view of revenue.
* This allows accurate revenue modelling, ROI tracking, and financial forecasting.

✅ Conclusion:
Yes, your article suggests that CRM, BPM, and Database systems work together to provide a reliable framework for tracking and visualizing business revenue. BPM defines the process, CRM captures customer and sales interactions, and the database (via normalization and modelling) ensures the data is clean, integrated, and useful for financial decision-making.

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