In the Process-Modeling Component of a SCOR Model, "Source" Refers

question 26

Multiple Choice

In the process-modeling component of a SCOR model, "source" refers to:

• A) those processes associated with the design of the supply chain, planning activities associated with the other four processes, and the implementation of all these plans.
• B) the ordering and the acquisition of goods and services to meet anticipated demand, including purchase orders, scheduling, receipts, and storage.
• C) those processes used to create the product or the service, including, for example, make to stock, make to order, or engineer to order.
• D) those processes associated with the development and the fulfillment of customer orders, including scheduling, packaging, and shipping all orders.
• E) refers to those processes associated with the return of finished products by a customer.

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