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Importance of Operations Management (Scenario)
Melissa had been asked to attend training in operations management. Her background and training had previously been in accounting, but with the reorganization looming, it was either learn a new skill or look for another job. She was actually looking forward to the training. She felt her background with numbers should prove valuable in operations management, but she admitted that she knew little about the field. Until now, she had been in a support staff function and had little feel for how their product went from raw materials to finished product. Melissa's first class would be tonight at Canadian University, and she was excited about the opportunity.
-Melissa had to remember which factors were considered inputs and which were considered outputs. Inputs included all but which of the following?
A) materials
B) information
C) technology
D) finished goods
E) people

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Finished goods are considered outputs, not inputs, in the operations management process. Inputs are the resources and materials used to create the finished product, such as materials, information, technology, and people.

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