Test 8. BRP

Which of the following is the best explanation of business process reengineering

• 1. Redesigning the organizational structure of a business

• 1. Redesigning workflow

• 1. Redesigning products

• 1. Transformation of business processes for more effective achievement of business goals

1. If you are researching processes for improvement, what stage of BPR are you

   working on?
   

• 0. Identification

• 0. Analysis of current processes

• 0. Find or create ways to improve

• 0. Implementation

1. Which of the following technique is used to study a application or software to see how it functions and to use that information to develop a similar system?
   

• 1. Object oriented

• Reverse Engineering

• Software Reengineering

• Agile development

5. Which of the following technique is used to enhance the system by extracting and reusing design and program components?
   

• 5. Object oriented

• 5. Reverse Engineering

• 0. Software Reengineering

• 0. Agile development

5. Which of the following would be the IS auditor's main concern while reviewing

   the business process reengineering process?

• 1. Appropriate Key controls are in place to protect assets and information resources

• 1. Requirements of the new system are appropriately documented

• 1. Time and resource budget is adhered to

• 1. Roles and responsibilities assigned for new process

5. An organization is implementing business process reengineering (BPR) project

   for its critical system. Which of the following is the impact of BPR?

• 1. business processes will remain stable

• 1. information technologies will not change

• 1. the process will improve performance of product & services

• 1. input from clients and customers will no longer be necessary.

1. An organization is implementing business process reengineering (BPR) project

   for its critical system. Which of the following is the FIRST step?

• 5. Defining the scope and areas to be reviewed

• 1. Designing a project plan

• 1. Analyzing the process under review

• 1. Reengineering the process under review

Why is "testing the new process" a critical step in BPR?

• To identify and resolve potential issues before full-scale implementation

• To understand the strengths and weaknesses of the current process

• To eliminate the need for employee training on the new process.

• To prove that the old process was better than the new one