Computer-aided design and manufacturing systems can enable assembly-type production efficiencies
A) while maintaining product mix flexibility and low production volumes close to that of a job shop
B) while maintaining high production volumes close to that of project-type manufacturing
C) while maintaining product mix flexibility close to that of a continuous flow type operation
D) all of the above are correct

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Computer-aided design and manufacturing systems can enable assembly-type production efficiencies while maintaining product mix flexibility close to that of a continuous flow type operation. This means that they can combine the benefits of high-volume production with the ability to produce a variety of products.

Computer-Aided Design and Manufacturing Systems Can Enable Assembly-Type Production Efficiencies