Exam 9: Using Supply Chains to Create Value for Customers
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Firms with just-in-time inventory systems keep very little inventory on hand.
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_____ is the process of ensuring a firm has an adequate supply of products and a wide enough assortment of them to meet customer needs.
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Alan must first go through the process of _____ before he procures goods and services for his organization.
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Being able to trace products helps companies anticipate events that could _____.
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To avoid stockouts,companies keep a certain amount of _____ on hand.
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If a firm can find a company that can add more value to a function than it can itself,it will often _____ the task to that company.
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