Managers Can Identify the Bottleneck Operations

question 103

Multiple Choice

Managers can identify the bottleneck operations:

• A)when they identify operations with large quantities of inventory pending work.
• B)only through the identification of the operations with no inventory pending work.
• C)when they identify the inventories without build up at the assembly operation.
• D)through the avoidance of production schedules of the nonbottleneck operation.
• E)when they eliminate the contribution margin of the constrained or bottleneck resource.

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