China U-Town Is a Very Successful Restaurant That Delivers Chinese

China U-Town is a very successful restaurant that delivers Chinese food to customers in a medium-sized city that has a large public university. China U-Town has four locations, one on each side of town (north, south, east, and west) in order to provide quick delivery (30 minutes or less, or the customer gets $5 off) and delicious food to the majority of the city. China U-Town's owner, Laura, frequently generates and analyzes reports that give her information about her company's competitors and customers. Using these reports, Laura decides whether to change the menu items and prices, delivery areas, etc. She is able to gauge relative performance of the four store locations. China U-Town has approximately sixty employees. Order clerks take customer orders over the telephone and instruct the cooks as to what they need prepared. The cooks prepare the requested food and give it to the order clerks who package it for delivery. Delivery people take the final packaged orders to the customers' residences using company owned delivery vehicles. Customers pay the delivery people either by check or with cash. Delivery people return a copy of the delivery ticket along with the customer's remittance to the company's order clerk who records the cash receipt using the company's electronic cash register. Each days' receipts are totaled and Laura decides into which of China U-Town's bank accounts those receipts should be deposited.
Required: List the operating events and the decision/management events discussed in this example.