In the "as is" phase, all the new processes must have estimates of timing and who is responsible.

Name: In the "as is" phase, all the new processes must have estimates of timing and who is responsible.
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The "as is" phase focuses on documenting current processes as they are, without introducing new processes or changes. Estimates of timing and responsibilities are typically part of the "to be" phase where new processes are designed.

In the "As Is" Phase, All the New Processes Must