Which one of the following is not a reliable measure of how well a company's current strategy is working?
A)Trends in the company's sales and earnings growth
B)The company's development of human capital,organizational capital,and information capital
C)Changes in the firm's image and reputation with its customers
D)The company's overall financial strength
E)Evidence of improvement in internal processes such as defect rate,order fulfillment,and employee productivity

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The development of human capital, organizational capital, and information capital are important aspects of a company's overall strategy and long-term success, however, they do not necessarily provide a clear and reliable measure of how well the current strategy is working. Reliable measures would be those that provide tangible evidence of the strategy's impact on the company's financial performance or operations, such as trends in sales and earnings growth, changes in the company's reputation, overall financial strength, and improvements in internal processes.

Which One of the Following Is Not a Reliable Measure