The principles of the business process re-engineering (BPR) approach do NOT include:
A)Checking that all internal customers act as their own suppliers to identify problems.
B)Scrapping any process line over two years old and starting again from scratch.
C)Striving for improvements in performance by radical rethinking and redesigning the process.
D)Rethinking business processes cross-functionally to organise work around natural information flows.

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BPR focuses on radical improvements and rethinking of processes but does not advocate for scrapping processes solely based on their age. The emphasis is on effectiveness and efficiency, not the age of the process.

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