A Senior Executive at Keep It Clean Claims That a Move

Multiple Choice

A senior executive at Keep It Clean claims that a move to a just-in-time logistics is ill-advised because the change would not be noticed by customers,and because the proposed system violates the company's goal of being "customer-focused." What is the most accurate criticism of the executive's position?

A) You can't prove that focusing on the customer helps an organization become successful.
B) No improvement to the company's current system is suggested.
C) It doesn't consider the possibility that having a more efficient supply chain will allow the company to offer more value to its customers.
D) It doesn't address the question of whether the costs of switching to the new system would outweigh the cost-reduction benefits the new system might provide.
E) It does not take into account the logistics systems used by the company's competitors.