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List and explain competitive dimensions a process or value chain must possess to satisfy internal and external customers.

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The competitive dimensions a process or value chain must possess is determined.

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Following are competitive dimensions a process or value chain must possess to satisfy internal and external customers:

1.Low-cost operations: - Delivering a service or producing a product at the lowest possible cost to the satisfaction of the external or internal customers of the process or value chain.

2.Quality: Delivering an outstanding service or product.

Top Priority is delivering an outstanding service or product. This priority may require a-high level ...

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