The value creating activities carried by internal departments of company are classified as?
Correct answer: A. Value chain
- A. Value chain
- B. Value delivery network
- C. Portfolio analysis
- D. None of above
Explanation
A value chain maps the value-creating activities performed across a company, including activities carried out by its internal departments. A value delivery network also includes external partners such as suppliers and distributors.
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