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Chapter 1, Problem 5DQ
Summary Introduction
Interpretation:The challenges related to the field of operations management.
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The current business landscape is subject to rapid change. Such changes take place in relation to aspects such as technology, environment, human resources et cetera. These changes affect many business functions. Operations management which is a very important business function is much affected by such changes. It is in fact a major challenge that has to be handled by operations managers.
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