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anzhelika [568]
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Based on the systems viewpoint, a restaurant’s ability to accept cash, credit, or both, is associated with which part of a syste

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faltersainse [42]1 year ago
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Based on the systems viewpoint, a restaurant’s ability to accept cash, credit, or both, is associated with transformational processes

This is further explained below.

<h3>What is transformational processes?</h3>

A transformation process may be thought of as any activity or combination of activities that takes two or more inputs, modifies and adds to those inputs, and creates outputs for customers or clients.

The demand from the outside world to conform to ever-shifting circumstances and needs in order to achieve one's business objectives is what drives the long-term change management process which is known as business process transformation.

In conclusion, according to the systems view, transformational processes are connected to the ability of a restaurant to accept cash, credit, or both forms of payment.

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