A value chain analysis provides an analytical framework for an organisation to examine individual activities and determine value added at each stage. The principles can also be applied to an organisation's external value stream analysis which considers how the whole production and delivery process can be made more efficient. The activities can be categorized into those:
A)All of the below
B)Those required for product development or production systems
C)Those that do not add value
D)That create value as perceived by the customer

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Value chain analysis involves examining all activities within an organization, including those required for product development or production systems (B), those that do not add value (C), and those that create value as perceived by the customer (D). Therefore, all of the options provided are aspects of a value chain analysis.

A Value Chain Analysis Provides an Analytical Framework for an Organisation