ASPIRE 4.0 Quiz

The first batch/run of ASPIRE was conducted in _________.

• 2017

• 2018

• 2019

• 2020

Excellence, Perfection (zero defects), fitness for purpose and value for money are some of the definitions associated to this complex and multi-dimensional concept. What concept is this?

• TQM

• ASPIRE

• Quality

• Efficiency

Institutionalized through RA No. 9013 on February 28, 2001, it serves as a roadmap towards global competitiveness and uses a set of organizational performance assessment criteria covering a wide range of key excellence indicators.

• TQM

• Balanced Scorecard

• Anti-Red Tape Act

• PQA

According to Hammer and Champy (1993), _________ is a set of activities that take an input, add value to it, to produce an output that is of value to the customer.

• Flowchart

• Process

• Sub-process

• Input

__________ is a type of business processes that constitute the core business and create the primary value stream.

• Management Processes

• Operational Processes

• Supporting Processes

• Sub-processes

______________ is defined as a method of graphically describing an existing process or a proposed new process.

• Graph making

• Process discovery

• Flowcharting

• Process drawing

___________ are flowcharting symbols that are represented by ovals or rounded rectangles and usually contain the word "Start" or "End“.

• Terminators

• Decisions

• Arrows

• Annotations

What kind of flowcharting symbol is this?

• Arrow

• On-Page Connector

• Off-Page Connector

• Terminators

Represented by diamonds, these symbols typically contain a Yes/No question or True/False test.

• Decisions

• Delays

• Arrows

• Paper Documents

It is a symbol used to show when the output from an activity included information recorded on paper (e.g., written reports, letters, or computer printouts).

• Paper Documents

• Annotations

• Arrows

• Decisions