A written work procedure:
A) indicates the job an analyst will need to perform on a given project.
B) describes how a particular job or task is performed, including data and information that are used and created in the process of performing the job.
C) indicates what data flow in or out of a system and which are necessary for the system to function.
D) enables you to work backwards from the information on a report to the data that must have been necessary to generate it.
E) determines if the information makes sense for the organization from an economic and operational standpoint.

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A written work procedure describes how a particular job or task is performed, including data and information that are used and created in the process of performing the job. This enables clarity and consistency in performing tasks, reducing errors and increasing efficiency.

A Written Work Procedure