Which of the following represents a contrast between TQM and reengineering?
A)TQM seeks incremental improvements in existing processes; reengineering seeks radical revisions of processes.
B)TQM seeks incremental improvements in existing processes; reengineering seeks incremental improvements in new processes.
C)TQM seeks radical revisions of processes; reengineering seeks incremental improvements in existing processes.
D)TQM seeks radical revisions of old and new processes; reengineering seeks radical revisions of old processes.
E)TQM seeks incremental improvements in existing processes; reengineering seeks incremental improvements in old processes.

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TQM (Total Quality Management) focuses on continuous, incremental improvement of existing processes, while reengineering aims for fundamental, radical changes to processes to achieve significant improvements.

Which of the Following Represents a Contrast Between TQM and Reengineering