Operations Management, Student Value Edition & Student Cd For Operations Management
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ISBN: 9780133407983
Author: HEIZER, Jay
Publisher: Pearson College Div 2013-03-08
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Chapter 5, Problem 2DQ
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To determine: Explanation about the techniques used to define a product.
Introduction: Defining a product is important to get a better understanding about the product. Various organizations follow different practices to define their products. Defining the product makes it simpler to know about the functions of the product.
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