To analyze cases with an undesired process flow where a specific activity is not followed by another specific activity, which Selection View do you use?

Using the Process Flow Selection is appropriate for analyzing cases where a specific activity is not followed by another specific activity because this selection view allows for the evaluation of sequences and transitions between activities within a process. It enables users to visualize the flow of cases through various activities and identify any deviations from the expected process model.

With the Process Flow Selection, you can pinpoint instances where cases may not follow the logical flow you expect. This is particularly useful in identifying gaps or inefficiencies in the process, thereby allowing for targeted improvements. The ability to focus on specific flows makes it easier to understand how various activities link together and assess the consequences of any disruptions in the process sequence.

The other options serve different purposes; for example, Rework Selection focuses on activities that need to be revisited or redone, Activity Selection emphasizes specific activities irrespective of flow, and Case Selection is more about examining individual cases rather than their overall flow through the process. Therefore, for the task of assessing undesired process flows with respect to activity transitions, the Process Flow Selection is the most effective tool.