An Operations Strategy Can Be Defined As

question 26

Multiple Choice

An operations strategy can be defined as:

• A) the set of decisions across the value chain that supports the implementation of higher-level business strategies.
• B) a strategy necessary to define the businesses in which a corporation will participate.
• C) a strategy necessary to develop plans for the acquisition and allocation of resources among businesses.
• D) the decisions management must make as to what type of process structure is best suited to produce goods or create services.

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Definitions:

Case Sensitive

Describes a condition where the differentiation between uppercase and lowercase letters is considered significant in operations like searches and password validation.

Split

A function or method in programming that divides a string or array into smaller parts based on a specified delimiter.

Back-End Database

The part of a database application that stores data and is not directly accessed by users, usually residing on a server.

Front-End Database

The portion of a database application that interacts with the users, providing an interface for data entry, querying, and reporting, but does not contain the data itself.