Only Product Firms Have an Operations Process

question 6

True/False

Only product firms have an operations process.

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Definitions:

Continuously

describes an action or process that occurs in an unbroken, uninterrupted manner over a period of time.

Certain Range

A specific and defined span of values or conditions within which a variable or function is expected to operate or exist.

RAM Memory

Random Access Memory, a type of computer memory that can be accessed randomly, used for storing operating data and machine code.

Nonvolatile

Describes a type of memory or storage that retains data even when power is turned off, opposite to volatile memory which loses its content when power is lost.