Continuous Improvement Projects Do Not Require a Lot of Changes

question 64

True/False

Continuous improvement projects do not require a lot of changes or retraining of people; thus, they have a higher degree of success than reengineering projects.

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Quinces

A fruit similar in appearance to pears and apples, with a bright yellow skin, often used in jellies, jams, and other preserves because of its high pectin content.

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Consumption

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