The strategy of breaking up large,unfocused plants into smaller units buffered from one another so that each can be focused separately is referred to as:
A)the perfect-world model.
B)operations segmentation.
C)the plant-within-a-plant concept.
D)operations segregation.
E)management by focus.

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The strategy described is commonly known as the plant-within-a-plant concept, which involves breaking up large plants into smaller, focused units that operate independently.

The Strategy of Breaking Up Large,unfocused Plants into Smaller Units