We explored and learned about multiple approaches to identify the set of processes within an organization. Let's consider two organizations: one in the manufacturing industry $($Org $1),$ and the other aimed at offering novel services to Gen$-$Y gamers across the planet $($Org $2).$ Which approach should they use to generate the process architecture, and why?

A$.$ Org $1$ should use the case$/$function matrix diagram because it will allow them to identify processes that other approaches cannot Org $2$ should use process modeling with a tool.

B$.$ Org $1$ should use the industry$-$specific reference models because they are in an established industry; Org $2$ should consider using pre$-$determined processes in a tool like SAP because they are likely to have standard processes and cost$-$effective.

c$.$ Org $1$ should consider using industry$-$specific reference models because they are in an established industry; Org $2$ should consider the case$/$function approach because they are in a new industry where this knowledge may not exist.

D$.$ Org $1$ should consider using the case$/$function matrix diagram because there is a clear understanding of the organizational functions; Org $2$ should also consider the case$/$function matrix diagram because it is better than the other approaches