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A successful business-process $\qquad$ designed to streamline existing
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06 Mar 2025, 03:22
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A successful business-process $\(\qquad\)$ designed to streamline existing operations will, by its nature, also support the company's strategic planning.
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| A. reaction |
| B. management |
| C. innovation | D. initiative | E. supply chain |
| F. method |
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Re: A successful business-process $\qquad$ designed to streamline existing
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11 Mar 2025, 04:30
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Is this business-process thing a new event or ongoing? That it's designed to affect "existing operations" tells you that it doesn't currently exist and is therefore new. Look for words that suggest an early phase of development. Reaction obviously doesn't fit. Management and supply chain are business-sounding words that don't suggest anything new. Method also isn't distinctly new (a method could have been around for a while). The words innovation and initiative suggest something in the early stages of development. The correct answers are Choices (C) and (D).
Is this business-process thing a new event or ongoing? That it's designed to affect "existing operations" tells you that it doesn't currently exist and is therefore new. Look for words that suggest an early phase of development. Reaction obviously doesn't fit. Management and supply chain are business-sounding words that don't suggest anything new. Method also isn't distinctly new (a method could have been around for a while). The words innovation and initiative suggest something in the early stages of development. The correct answers are Choices (C) and (D).
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