Question

10 multiple answer 1 point what are the two types of visibility for business processes? business - facing employee - facing customer - facing other - facing market - facing 11 multiple answer 1 point within a manufacturing line producing widgets, an information system that is answering the question “did we complete all the orders?” is doing what for the business process? executing the process none of the above monitoring the process capturing the process

Explanation:

Question 10 (Multiple Answer)

For the types of visibility in business processes, the two main types are typically Business - Facing and Customer - Facing. Employee - Facing, Other - Facing, and Market - Facing are not the standard two types for this context.

When an information system in a manufacturing line answers "Did we complete all the orders?", it is monitoring the process. Executing the process is about carrying out the manufacturing steps, capturing the process is about getting data during the process, and "None of the above" is incorrect as monitoring the process involves checking the status of order completion.

Answer:

A. Business - Facing, C. Customer - Facing

Question 11 (Multiple Answer)