BPM-001 · Question #40
Once you have your process established, there is no need to monitor how the process is performing.
The correct answer is B. False. Continuous monitoring is essential even after a process is established, because real-world conditions change over time - inputs vary, equipment degrades, people make errors, and customer requirements evolve. Without ongoing measurement, you cannot detect when a process drifts…
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Once you have your process established, there is no need to monitor how the process is performing.
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- ATrue
- BFalse
How the community answered
(30 responses)- A10% (3)
- B90% (27)
Explanation
Continuous monitoring is essential even after a process is established, because real-world conditions change over time - inputs vary, equipment degrades, people make errors, and customer requirements evolve. Without ongoing measurement, you cannot detect when a process drifts out of control or identify opportunities for improvement. Option A is wrong because it assumes a process remains stable indefinitely once set up, which contradicts the foundational principle of quality management (e.g., the "Check" step in Plan-Do-Check-Act). Memory tip: Think of a process like a car - just because it left the factory working perfectly doesn't mean you stop checking the oil; ongoing monitoring keeps it running smoothly.
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