How can you specify who performs an activity in a process?

The correct answer involves identifying the rapid response user for the activity. This approach allows for a clear designation of who is responsible for executing specific tasks within a process. This user is typically a designated individual or role that is informed and authorized to act on the data and insights generated by the process. By naming this individual, the system ensures accountability and streamlined communication, which enhances the overall workflow.

Assigning roles to each performer is also a relevant concept but is broader and may not specify the person directly associated with the immediate responsibility for an activity. Similarly, including links to resources used in the activity focuses more on the tools or references required rather than who is performing the task. Averaging overall performance metrics provides a statistical view of the process performance but does not directly address the identification of the user responsible for specific activities.