Simply eliminating non-value-added activities without redesigning processes is unlikely to result in long-term benefits.

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Eliminating non-value-added activities without redesigning processes may lead to short-term gains but is unlikely to address the root causes of inefficiencies, making long-term benefits difficult to achieve without a comprehensive approach to process improvement.

Simply Eliminating Non-Value-Added Activities Without Redesigning Processes Is Unlikely to Result