An Operations Strategy for Process Selection Should Recognize That

question 16

Multiple Choice

An operations strategy for process selection should recognize that

• A)process selection seldom requires technical expertise.
• B)engineering "white elephants" are uncommon.
• C)there is little need to manage technology.
• D)flexibility is not always the best choice.
• E)most technical skills can be contracted out to consultants.

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Definitions:

Externally-Oriented Perception

The focus or perspective that emphasizes understanding and adapting to the external environment, including market trends, customer needs, and competitive actions.

Integrated

Combining or coordinating separate elements so as to provide a harmonious, interrelated whole, often referring to systems or policies.

Internet And Social Media Strategies

Approaches employed by businesses and individuals to use the internet and social media platforms effectively for marketing, communication, and brand building.

Porter's Generic Strategies

Framework proposed by Michael Porter that outlines three strategic options available to organizations to gain competitive advantage: cost leadership, differentiation, and focus.