After decades of business process reengineering attempts, organizations still have problems with their business operations. What are those problems?
A) They duplicate processes
B) They perform hundreds of non-core tasks that should be outsourced
C) They spend vast amounts on proprietary process-management software that's difficult to update
D) All of the above

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All of the above options are problems that organizations still face even after attempting business process reengineering. Duplicate processes lead to inefficiencies and waste, performing non-core tasks that could be outsourced takes time and resources away from more important activities, and proprietary process-management software can be expensive and challenging to update, creating bottlenecks and hindering innovation.

After Decades of Business Process Reengineering Attempts, Organizations Still Have