BA-201 · Question #218
The Salesforce team at Cloud Kicks (CK) is reviewing the sales team's business processes. During a review session, the business analyst notices that quantifiable benchmarks have yet to be…
The correct answer is C. Shows tangible impact from changes to processes. The best practice to establish benchmarks to evaluate existing processes is to show tangible impact from changes to processes. Benchmarks are quantifiable measures that can be used to compare current performance with desired performance or best practices. They can help CK…
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The Salesforce team at Cloud Kicks (CK) is reviewing the sales team's business processes. During a review session, the business analyst notices that quantifiable benchmarks have yet to be established. Why is it a best practice to establish benchmarks to evaluate existing processes?
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- AProves processes are out of date and require a new solution
- BCompares processes against CK's closest competitors
- CShows tangible impact from changes to processes
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(40 responses)- A8% (3)
- B5% (2)
- C88% (35)
Explanation
The best practice to establish benchmarks to evaluate existing processes is to show tangible impact from changes to processes. Benchmarks are quantifiable measures that can be used to compare current performance with desired performance or best practices. They can help CK evaluate how effective its sales processes are, identify gaps or opportunities for improvement, and measure the results or benefits of process changes. Proving processes are out of date and require a new solution is not a best practice, but a potential outcome of benchmarking. Comparing processes against CK's closest competitors is not a best practice, but a possible source of benchmarking data. https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/modules/salesforce-business-analyst-certification- prep/business-process-mapping https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/modules/salesforce-business-analyst-certification- prep/user-acceptance
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