Non-Value-Added Activities in a Process Design Can Be Eliminated By

question 17

Multiple Choice

Non-value-added activities in a process design can be eliminated by:

• A) using value stream mapping.
• B) limiting the throughput of all processes.
• C) adding multiple approval requirements for all transactions.
• D) increasing process boundaries.

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