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 it is hard to define what is ‘best’ in relation to a process?

It is often difficult to define what is best in relation to a process because there is no single answer that is universally agreed upon. Every process is unique and will require different measures to be effective. Additionally, it can be difficult to determine what is truly best for a given situation without first understanding the context and culture of the organization.

it is so difficult to claim that a process is ‘best practice’. When trying to identify or establish a process as ‘best practice’, individuals and organisations must factor in many different variable

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Question: Why is it hard to prove that a process is a ‘best practice’? A. The data on performance of a process is often confidential. B. It is hard to define what is ‘best’. C.A ‘best practice’ is not universal, but claims on the context and culture. D.All of the reasons above are valid. Answer and explain me why

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: D.All of the reasons above are valid. All of the reasons listed are valid reasons why it can be difficult to prove that a process is a ‘best practice’. Firstly, data on the performance of a process is often confidential, making it difficult to measure its effectiveness. Secondly, it is hard to define what is ‘best’ as different processes may have different desired outcomes. Lastly, even if a process is considered a ‘best practice’, it cannot be universally applied as claims on the context and culture also need to be taken into account.

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Feb. 14, 2023, 8:02 a.m.

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Published: Tuesday, February 14, 2023

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