Business Process Re Engineering 1
Business Process Re Engineering 1
Business Process Re Engineering 1
Q When the organization has manufactured facilities at geographically dispersed location, the local purchasing should be done: -
A a) By creating a database accessible to all the units on network of approved vendors to facilitate the entire
organization to negotiate contracts
b) By individually creating purchase centers at each location
c) By asking each locational center to send purchase requisitions to head office
d) By sending purchase officer to each center once in a month to assess the requirements
Q Project involves: -
A a) Contents Management b) Personality Groups c) Structure & Culture d) Partner & Public
Q Which matrix helps in determining the relative importance of data with respect to business strategies?
A a) Business strategy Vs Data class b) Process Vs Data class
c) Business strategy Vs Process d) Business strategy Vs organization
True / False
Q Organisational culture does not have any effect on re-engineering project. False
Q Value and beliefs are cultural attributes of an organization. False P-38 (Vision)
Q “Indicative thinking” technique is used for purpose of comparison of the re-engineered process. False PA
Q Match the offerings on the physical & virtual parts of the channel is a part of the Synchronise Principle.
Q A business process is defined as “a set of logically related tasks performed to achieve a desired business outcome”. T PA
Q The fourth step in business system planning is the development of process map. False P-59 (3rd)
Q ___ provides a means of measuring the effectiveness of a process of a product with respect to stakeholder interest.
A a) PTM b) FFP c) CTS d) CST P-45
Q _______ is considered as point of similarity between re-engineering & continuous improvement project.
A a) Organisation change b) Level of charge c) Scope d) Risk PA
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Q Make the process intimate with the preferences & habits of _______ PA
A a) Participants b) Public c) Private d) People
Q A strong facilitator & experienced practitioner who brings the methodology with him is ______
A a) Role A b) Role B c) Role C d) Consultant P-109
Q Which questions are to be answered while formulating the vision statement? P-38
A a) What business does an organisation wont to be? b) What do the organisation’s competitors do?
c) What organisations need to stay in competition? d) Why does the organisation exist?
Q While developing a mission statement which of the following are considered? P-38
A a) Reviewing relevant policy b) Reviewing applicable directive
c) Reviewing requirement/constraints d) Reviewing profit and loss account
True / False
Q The skeptic demonstrates a similar behaviour to the critic. True P-132
Q EPC represents an event triggers a set of functions, & the functions culminate in events & so on. True PA
Q The banks effort for technology upgradation should precede the business re-engineering. False PA
Q Least commonly used methodologies in the implementation of SAP R/3 is that ot the architecture of Integral
Information Systems (ARIS) False PA
Q Success factor for BPR is a proper composition of re-engineering team with in-depth knowledge of the topic. T PA
Q Not to capture information digitally at the source & propagate it through the process is Digitize & Propagate
principle. False
Q Information Technology is one of the key tools employed in the change process. True PA
Q The business case should be an elaborate & long document. False PA
Q The Terrorist seems to constantly warn everybody regarding a negative outcome of the project True PA
Q BPR is rethinking of the business processes to improve the speed, quality & output of: -
A a) Product or Services b) Production c) Manufacturing d) Finance PA
Q The Barriers which are related to things & regulations fall under: - PA
A a) Hard Barriers b) Soft Barriers c) Hard & Soft Barriers d) All kind of barriers
Q Business process oriented IT solutions that are either not available or not working are termed as: - PA
A a) General Project Risk b) Technical Risk c) Financial Risk d) Functional Risk
Q While developing a mission statement ehich of the following are considered? P-38
A a) Reviewing relevant policy b) Reviewing applicable directive c) Reviewing requirement/constaints
d) Reviewing profit and loss account
Q Open ended statements of purpose to be used when managers do not want to become entangled in specifics, are
called ________ PA
A a) Goals b) Visions c) Objectives d) Target
Q ____ provides a means of measuring the effectiveness of a process or a product with respect to stakeholder interest.
A a) CTS b) FFP c) PTM d) CST P-45
Q With the help of various ERP modules it is possible to improve the effectiveness & efficiency of the ________
A a) Entire supply chain b) Semi supply chain c) Part supply chain d) Few supply chain
True / False
Q A business process is defined as “a set of logically related tasks performed to achieve a desired business outcome”.T
Q Customer identification is the end of process re-engineering efforts. FALSE P-39 (Starting Point)
Q EPC represents an event which trigger a set of functions, & the functions culminate in events & so on. T
Q Missing knowledge & skills regarding computers & computer applications might be severe reasons for non-acceptance T
Q The critic communicates openly & demonstrates constructive behaviour towards the project goals. T
Q Integrated information systems built to meet the Information & Decision needs of all the functional units of an
enterprise are referred to as: -
A a) ERP b) BPR c) SPC d) SGC
Q When the organisation has manufacturing facilities at geographically dispersed locations, the local purchasing
should be done: -
A a) By creating a database accessible to all units on network of approved vendors to facilitate the entire
organisation to negotiate contracts. b) By individually creating purchase centers at each location
c) By asking each locational center to send purchase requisitions to head office.
d) By sending purchase officer to each center once in a month to assess the requirements
Q Role C in BPR is as a: -
A a) Facilitator b) Member c) Expert d) Consultant P-109
Q A strategic plan generally should not take more than ______ pages.
A a) Ten b) Four c) Five d) Seven
Q Due to process matrix all elements of process re-engineering are understood in terms of their _____
A a) Inter-relationship b) Significance c) Functions d) Sequences
Q Cycle Time, Asset Turnover & Response Time goals are achieved by _____
A a) Velocity Goal b) Productivity Goal c) Quality Goal d) Customer satisfaction goal
Q Which statements being with the phase, “We believe in…..”: - P-38
A a) Vision b) Mission c) Value & beliefs d) Goals
True / False
Q Success factor for BPR is ensuring the involvement of the end-users. T
Q The software selection process may not involve errors of project content & project management. F
Q Well educated non-destructive personalities mostly express themselves in ways that truly help a project outcome.T
Q “Indicative thinking” technique is used for purpose of comparison of the re-engineered process. F
Q Match the offerings of the physical & virtual parts of the channel is a part of the Synchronise principle.
Q Former experiences with the organisational projects form the behaviour of people. T
Q When mission, customer base and the environment are properly considered, strategic planning produces a plan
which contains/makes great strides in: -
A a) A vision to guide decision making b) Situation analysis used to develop annual business plan
c) Breakthrough objectives d) Profit and loss statement
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Q The papers released by Narashimhan Committee seek to examine principles & different phases of: -
A a) Process Engineering b) Product Engineering c) Manufacturing engineering d) Quality engineering
Q When the organisation is looking for solutions outside its competence or the project team is not performing, it is termed as: -
A a) General Project Risk b) Technical Risk c) Financial Risk d) Functional Risk
Q Which activity is performed during the second phase analysis of re-engineering project?
A a) Conducting benchmarking b) Communicating need for change
c) Defining the scope of the project d) Ensuring support of top management
True / False
Q A mission statement defines the future direction of the organisation. False (Vision) P-38
Q A Vision statement defines the future direction of the organisation. True P-38
Q Outside members of Vision team should not have knowledge about current process of an organisation.