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

question 51

Multiple Choice

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

• A)The As-Is process model represents the current state of the operation, and the To-Be process model displays the results of applying change improvement opportunities to the current (As-Is) process model
• 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 apply change improvement opportunities, and the To-Be process model displays the current state of the operation

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Definitions:

Caldera Eruption

A volcanic eruption characterized by the collapse of land following a massive explosion, leaving a large, basin-shaped depression.

Basaltic Lava

A type of lava that is low in silica and has a low viscosity, resulting in smooth flows; it originates from the rapid cooling of basaltic magma.

Felsic Lava

Lava that is high in silica content, typically resulting in lighter colored rocks, such as rhyolite, and is more viscous compared to mafic lava.

Vesicular Lava

Lava characterized by a rough, bubbly texture due to the escape of gases during solidification.