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BPM-001 · Question #36

In which stage of Business Process Re-Engineering Model stakeholders come together to identify the root of the problem

The correct answer is C. Identify Organizational Gap. Identifying Organizational Gap (C) is the stage where stakeholders collaborate to pinpoint the root cause of performance problems by comparing the current state against desired outcomes - the "gap" reveals why things are failing, not just what is failing. Why the distractors…

Business Process Re-Engineering

Question

In which stage of Business Process Re-Engineering Model stakeholders come together to identify the root of the problem

Options

  • AEvaluate New Process
  • BIdentify Existing Process
  • CIdentify Organizational Gap
  • DDesign a Plan for Implementation

How the community answered

(43 responses)
  • A
    5% (2)
  • B
    2% (1)
  • C
    91% (39)
  • D
    2% (1)

Explanation

Identifying Organizational Gap (C) is the stage where stakeholders collaborate to pinpoint the root cause of performance problems by comparing the current state against desired outcomes - the "gap" reveals why things are failing, not just what is failing.

Why the distractors are wrong:

  • A (Evaluate New Process) comes after redesign; it assesses whether the new process works, not what caused the original problem.
  • B (Identify Existing Process) documents how current processes operate - it maps the "as-is" state but doesn't yet analyze underlying causes.
  • D (Design a Plan for Implementation) is a later stage focused on rolling out solutions, not diagnosing problems.

Memory tip: Think of the word "Gap" as standing for Group Analyzes Problem - that's the moment stakeholders come together to find the root cause before any redesign begins.

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#Business Process Re-Engineering#BPR model stages#organizational gap#root cause analysis

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