Critical success factors (CSFs):
A) Identify which suppliers will be worked with
B) Are the factors that primarily account for an organization's success in achieving its strategic purpose
C) Relate to functional performance
D) Are continuously changing

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Critical success factors (CSFs) are the factors that primarily account for an organization's success in achieving its strategic purpose. They are the key areas in which organization must excel in order to achieve their goals. The CSFs remain relatively stable over time and are not continuously changing. Identifying suppliers (A) and functional performance (C) may be important factors in achieving success, but they are not the primary factors that account for an organization's success.

Critical Success Factors (CSFs)