Business Process Reengineering (BPR)can Be a Challenging Venture for All

Multiple Choice

Business process reengineering (BPR) can be a challenging venture for all involved.Many reengineering efforts fail or fall short of the goals to be achieved in the process.Which statement below applies to the BPR obstacle of controls?

A) Nonbelievers and cynics who say a BPR cannot be done should be controlled during all phases of the effort.
B) Reengineering efforts should not eliminate the separation of duties without implementing compensating controls.
C) Throughout the process managers must continually reassure,persuade,and control those affected by the BPR so that the necessary changes will work.
D) None of the statements apply to the BPR principle of controls.