What Is the Difference Between the As-Is Process Model and the To-Be

question 55

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between the As-Is process model and the To-Be process model?

• A) The As-Is process model begins with what the process problem is, and the To-Be process model displays how the problem will be solved
• B) The process models are not related
• C) Both process models determine when to solve the problem
• D) The As-Is process model begins with where to implement the solution, and the To-Be process model displays why the problem needs to be fixed

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Definitions:

Input Reference

A term used to describe the source or point from which data or signals are received by a system for processing.

Input Device

A hardware component used to enter data and control signals into an information processing system, such as a keyboard, mouse, or sensor.

Function Block

A reusable software component in industrial automation that encapsulates a specific function or operation, such as mathematical operations, timing, and logic.

IREF

A unique identifier or reference for an item in a database or system, often used in programming and IT contexts.