Nope, not specifically. Continuous improvement shout happen regardless of BPM. BPM as a process (e.g. supported by six-sigma) achieves this. The consequences for technical redeployment of processes and al that surrounds this, should not be underestimated. Things like: should the already started processes keep running against the version they were started with? Or the new one? What if there are certain incompatibilities, like processvariables needed in the new version are not filled. You can get complex 'migration' projects then where the simple deployment of a process, regardless of the way how to do it, is one of the least issues.
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