Two BPA techniques commonly used to identify possible problems in the current system are _____.
A)Problem Analysis and benchmarking
B)Problem Analysis and activity based costing
C)Duration analysis and informal benchmarking
D)Root Cause Analysis and outcome analysis
E)Problem analysis and root cause analysis

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The two BPA techniques commonly used to identify possible problems in the current system are problem analysis and root cause analysis. Option E is the only choice that includes both of these techniques. Option A includes problem analysis and benchmarking, but benchmarking is not a technique used to identify problems, rather it is used to compare the performance of the current system with that of other organizations. Option B includes problem analysis and activity based costing, which is a technique used to allocate costs to activities, not to identify problems. Option C includes duration analysis and informal benchmarking, but duration analysis is not a commonly used BPA technique, and informal benchmarking is not a systematic technique. Option D includes root cause analysis, but outcome analysis is not a commonly used BPA technique.

Two BPA Techniques Commonly Used to Identify Possible Problems in the Current