When Developing the Operations Strategy for a New Manufacturing Organization

question 66

Multiple Choice

When developing the operations strategy for a new manufacturing organization, one of the most important considerations is that it

• A) requires minimal capital investment.
• B) utilizes as much automation as possible.
• C) utilizes an equal balance of labour and automation.
• D) supports the overall competitive strategy of the company.
• E) utilizes as little automation as possible.

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Definitions:

Substance Abuse Policy

Organizational rules and guidelines designed to manage the use and consequences of drugs and alcohol abuse within the workplace.

National Level

A scale of analysis or operation that pertains to an entire country as opposed to local or regional levels.

Self-Sabotage

Engaging in behaviors or thought patterns that hinder one's own success or well-being.

Lack of Motivation

A state or condition where there is a reduced desire or willingness to act or accomplish tasks.