The Seven Management and Planning Tools Had Their Roots in Post-World

question 76

True/False

The Seven Management and Planning Tools had their roots in post-World War II operations research developments in Japan,but were combined and refined by several U.S.companies over the past several decades as part of their planning processes.

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Erickson

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