Question at position 20 When preparing a SIPOC process map you should always start with... Supplier columnInput columnOutput columnCustomer column

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In tackling the SIPOC map question, we need to assess what each column represents and the logical flow of establishing a process map.
Option 1: 'Supplier column' — This choice suggests starting with identifying who provides inputs. While suppliers are important, beginning with them can obscure the immediate deliverables of the process. The question implies a starting point that sets the stage for downstream elements, and simply naming suppliers first does not anchor the map to its outputs.
Option 2: 'Input column' — Starting with inputs focuses on what is required to perform the process. Although inputs flow from suppliers, beginning with inputs can lead to a loop of listing needs without clearly defining what the process is intended to produce. It can be seen as premature without stating the outputs that the process is meant to deliver.
Option 3: 'Output column' — This option centers on identifying the desired results or deliverables of the process. By naming outputs first, you establish the raison d’être of the process, which then informs both the required inputs and the beneficiaries (customers). This approach provides a clear anchor for the rest of the SIPOC elements and often aligns with a top‑down view of process design.
Option 4: 'Customer column' — Starting with customers emphasizes who benefits from the outputs, but without first clarifying what those outputs are, you risk guessing customer needs without a defined product or service to align to. It can be less effective to start with the recipient when the exact outputs are not yet specified.
In summary, option 3 focuses attention on what the process is intended to produce, which then guides the identification of inputs, suppliers, and customers in a coherent, goal-driven order. The other options risk anchoring the map to sources or requirements before the actual outputs and intended value are defined.

Question at position 20 When preparing a SIPOC process map you should always start with... Supplier columnInput columnOutput columnCustomer column

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