Primary processes
A) apply only to a just-in-time environment.
B) include information systems and human resources.
C) add value to a product or service.
D) limit bottlenecks during production.

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Primary processes are those that directly add value to a product or service, such as manufacturing, assembly, or service delivery. While information systems and human resources may support these processes, they are not considered primary processes themselves. Bottlenecks may be addressed through process improvement initiatives that aim to streamline primary processes. The concept of just-in-time is also relevant to primary processes, but it is not a requirement for their existence.

Primary Processes