Business Process Reengineering Refers To

Business process reengineering refers to:

A) a program in which the supervisor and the subordinate sit down and map out the objectives for the subordinate to accomplish in the upcoming year.
B) an organization that is able to adapt to changing situations and pressures; it places a premium on organizations and individuals that can learn from the environment.
C) a program where a business looks at the world leaders in particular processes and attempts to emulate them.
D) a type of organizationalin which people with similar skills are pooled for work assignments.
E) a management program that analyzes the processes of a business and tries to redesign them so that all non-value-added activities are eliminated.