What represents a single state of a business process?

A static model represents a single state of a business process by providing a snapshot of the process at a particular point in time. This can include details such as the inputs, outputs, and the status of various activities, but it does not capture changes or the flow of the process over time. Static models are useful for understanding the current state of a business process, which can help stakeholders analyze workflows and identify areas for improvement.

In contrast, dynamic models illustrate how a process changes over time, focusing on the sequences and activities that occur as the process progresses. While workflow diagrams depict the flow of tasks and decisions in a process, they are not confined to representing a single state and instead emphasize movement through various states. Process narratives, on the other hand, provide a descriptive account of a process but may include multiple states and are not focused on a singular moment. Thus, static models uniquely focus on a defined snapshot of a business process, making them the correct choice for representing a single state.