Which problem-solving approach requires defining the scope of a system, dividing it into its components, and then identifying and evaluating its problems, opportunities, constraints, and needs?

A. Systems philosophy

B. Systems management

C. Systems troubleshooting

D. Systems analysis

D. Systems analysis

Explanation:

Systems analysis involves a study of the various components of a system to see if if they are efficiently meeting the needs of the business.

Processes are optimised to maximise their efficiency.

Problems that negatively affect achievement of set gloas are identified within the system, and this forms the basis for process improvement.