Company PT. Indah Garment has a QC division: Quality Control on duty Ensure that the raw materials that come from suppliers of fabrics and accessories are of high quality and in accordance with the specifications required by the customer Ensure the production process from cutting, sewing, washing, sewing, packing all goes well Respond to customer complaints if there are reports of complaints about problematic products From the example above, if the Knowledge Manager is implemented in the QC division, your task is to make: Cognitive Mapping Decision Tree Knowledge Taxonomies

Company PT. Indah Garment has a QC division: Quality Control on duty Ensure that the raw materials that come from suppliers of fabrics and accessories are of high quality and in accordance with the specifications required by the customer Ensure the production process from cutting, sewing, washing, sewing, packing all goes well Respond to customer complaints if there are reports of complaints about problematic products From the example above, if the Knowledge Manager is implemented in the QC division, your task is to make: Cognitive Mapping Decision Tree Knowledge Taxonomies

Management, Loose-Leaf Version

13th Edition

ISBN:9781305969308

Author:Richard L. Daft

Publisher:Richard L. Daft

Chapter19: Managing Quality And Performance

Section: Chapter Questions

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