Which of the following statements is true about an after-action review (AAR)?
A) It essentially involves managers moving around the market to find if problems are coming about, and then planning what will be done if they are.
B) It is limited to the top management as they are the only ones who have direct experience with the entire product development cycle.
C) It need not be terribly formal, in some cases a couple of individuals meeting briefly after a customer visit might suffice.
D) It fails to identify weak areas in a firm's product development processes that need to be fixed.

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An after-action review (AAR) does not have to be formal and can involve just a few individuals meeting briefly after a customer visit. Options A and B are incorrect as they do not reflect the purpose or process of an AAR. Option D is incorrect as the purpose of an AAR is to identify weak areas in product development processes to improve them.

Which of the Following Statements Is True About an After-Action