Operations Management (Comp. Instructor's Edition)
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Author: Stevenson
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Chapter 4.8, Problem 2.1RQ
Summary Introduction
Summary:
Pulled pork sandwiches are becoming popular in many chain restaurants. The item takes about 4 hours to be ready and will not be cooked at home frequently. After cooking the sandwiches, they are assembled to order according to customer requirements.
To determine: The customer benefits of delayed differentiation.
Introduction:
Delayed differentiation:
It is a concept in
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Operations Management (Comp. Instructor's Edition)
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