Just-In-Time Processing Requires

question 95

Multiple Choice

Just-in-time processing requires

• A) a constant build-up of finished goods inventory just in case unexpected or rush orders are received.
• B) that suppliers of the company be able to deliver on short notice exact quantities of raw materials.
• C) that the quality control system be eliminated so that production is completed without interruption.
• D) an increase in the level of raw materials inventory so that production can be completed just-in-time before the delivery date promised.

Understand stress-management techniques beneficial for salespeople.

Comprehend the preparatory steps for a sales approach and presentation.

Learn demonstration techniques and their application in sales presentations.

Understand the concept and effectiveness of various sales approaches.

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