Business process reengineering
A)involves radically redesigning and streamlining the workflow (typically enabled by cutting-edge use of online technology and information systems), with the goal of achieving quantum gains in performance of the activity.
B)is not a useful tool for streamlining a company's work effort and moving it closer to operational excellence.
C)is the major tool that ambidextrous organizations deploy to drive continuous improvement efforts.
D)is typically cheaper and easier than using Six Sigma techniques to achieve the same cost savings.
E)is a company's best justification for eliminating all nonmonetary rewards and incentives for its employees.

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Business process reengineering involves attempting to achieve significant improvements in performance by redesigning and streamlining workflows through the use of technology and information systems. It aims to achieve quantum gains in performance by fundamentally altering the way tasks are carried out.

Business Process Reengineering