An Order-Winning Factor Could Be Described As

question 38

Multiple Choice

An order-winning factor could be described as:

• A) A factor which is at a higher level than the standard for the industry
• B) A factor which may be of significance in other parts of the organisation
• C) A factor which directly and significantly contributes to winning business
• D) A factor which has to be above a particular level to be considered by the customer

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Definitions:

Safety Stock

Inventory maintained beyond expected demand, providing a safeguard against unpredictability in supply chain and demand patterns, ensuring consistent availability of products.

Lead Time

The amount of time it takes for an order to be fulfilled from the moment it is placed.

Setup Cost

The cost incurred to prepare equipment or processes for manufacturing or production.

Material Use Schedule

Material use schedule outlines the timing and quantity of materials to be used in a production process, ensuring efficient resource management and planning.