When a Regional Computer-Manufacturing Firm Began to Seek Out Customers

question 99

Multiple Choice

When a regional computer-manufacturing firm began to seek out customers who lived outside of its traditional market boundaries,the firm was employing which of the following new-customer expansion strategies to expand its total market

• A) market-penetration strategy
• B) new-market segment strategy
• C) geographic-expansion strategy
• D) product differentiation strategy
• E) latent demand strategy

Assess the deployment and integration challenges of CRM systems.

Understand the differences between pull and push models in supply chain management.

Comprehend the role and impact of JIT (Just-In-Time) systems on inventory management.

Recognize the role of technology in enhancing supply chain efficiency, including the implementation and security of CRM systems.

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