Many companies in the world are changing the way they are functioning. Now restaurants have identified a new way to offer food to their customers visiting them in cars. The customers with cars can sit in their own car and the food will be served at the car window platform. The change in this business process may be called as_ O a. Business process re-engineering. O b. Business process outsourcing O c. Business process maintenance O d. Employee empowerment

Many companies in the world are changing the way they are functioning. Now restaurants have identified a new way to offer food to their customers visiting them in cars. The customers with cars can sit in their own car and the food will be served at the car window platform. The change in this business process may be called as_ O a. Business process re-engineering. O b. Business process outsourcing O c. Business process maintenance O d. Employee empowerment

Practical Management Science

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