What assesses the degree of progress reached as per EPM?

The correct answer is the Process Management Maturity Level. This concept focuses on assessing how advanced or mature an organization’s processes are in terms of their effectiveness, efficiency, and alignment with strategic goals. The maturity level provides a framework for organizations to understand their current state of process management and identify areas for improvement.

By evaluating the maturity level, organizations can track their progress over time and make informed decisions to enhance their processes. Typically, maturity models consist of several stages or levels, each with specific criteria that indicate the level of sophistication and capability in managing processes. This assessment allows organizations to benchmark against best practices and develop a roadmap for achieving higher levels of maturity.

In contrast, the other options present useful tools and metrics for evaluating aspects of process performance or efficiency but do not specifically focus on measuring the organizational maturity in process management. Thus, while they may contribute to an overall evaluation of processes, they do not provide the same comprehensive assessment of progress within the framework of Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) as the Process Management Maturity Level does.