What is the difference between a push view and a pull view of supply chain processes?
A) In pull processes execution is initiated in response to a customer's order, whereas in push processes execution is initiated in expectation of a customer's order.
B) In pull processes execution is initiated in expectation of a customer's order, whereas in push processes execution is initiated in response to a customer's order.
C) In pull processes execution is initiated in response to a customer's order, whereas in push processes execution is initiated on the expectation of a supplier's order.
D) In pull processes execution is initiated in response to a supplier's order, whereas in push processes execution is initiated on the expectation of a supplier's order.
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