Please choose the most correct anwer. There could be more than one. Thanks! As discussed in class, quality can be defined from the perspective thatA. the product performs wellB. the product looks goodC. the features of the product make the users satisfiedD. it takes extended time to make the productE. there are many workers involved in making the productF. the product meets industry standardsG. the product can be serviced properlyH. the variable cost to make the product is sufficiently lowI.the product is dependable when it is in use When using Just-In-Time (JIT) approach for manufacturing operations control, in general,A. it pushes materials and components through the system to achieve streamlined productionB. it pulls materials and components through the system to achieve streamlined productionC. it allows materials and components to move through the system freely to achieve streamlined productionD. it attempts to maximizes work-in-process inventoryE. it attempts to minimize work-in-process inventoryF. it attempts to reduce non-value-added operations and activities in productionG. it attempts to reduce the number of operations and activities in manufacturing a complex product

Quality management is described as a process of overseeing the different tasks and activities that…

As discussed in class, quality can be defined from the perspective that A. the product performs well B. the product looks good C. the features of the product make the users satisfied D. it takes extended time to make the product E. there are many workers involved in making the product F. the product meets industry standards G. the product can be serviced properly H. the variable cost to make the product is sufficiently low I. the product is dependable when it is in use

As discussed in class, quality can be defined from the perspective that A. the product performs well B. the product looks good C. the features of the product make the users satisfied D. it takes extended time to make the product E. there are many workers involved in making the product F. the product meets industry standards G. the product can be serviced properly H. the variable cost to make the product is sufficiently low I. the product is dependable when it is in use

Practical Management Science

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337406659

Author:WINSTON, Wayne L.

Publisher:WINSTON, Wayne L.

Chapter2: Introduction To Spreadsheet Modeling

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