Pearson Etext For Principles Of Operations Management: Sustainability And Supply Chain Management -- Access Card (11th Edition)
Pearson Etext For Principles Of Operations Management: Sustainability And Supply Chain Management -- Access Card (11th Edition)
11th Edition
ISBN: 9780135639122
Author: Jay Heizer, Barry Render, Chuck Munson
Publisher: PEARSON
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Company OW manufactures Oregon tables. There are four employees (Person T, Person G, Person L, and Person C), who deal with the operations such as preparation, assembly, finishing, and packaging. Each one would deal with a specific operation. However, all four are able to do all four operations. Person R is hired to perform major duties and help when the employees are absent. The time taken by each employee to perform every task is as follows:

Pearson Etext For Principles Of Operations Management: Sustainability And Supply Chain Management -- Access Card (11th Edition), Chapter 15, Problem 3CS

To determine: The fastest way to manufacture the tables using the original crew if Person C is moved to either finishing or preparation.

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