QUESTION 6
POS data can give a company visibility on
the market |
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customers |
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suppliers |
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all of the above |
QUESTION 7
The increased volatility of customer demand is leading companies to
run leaner |
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increase economies of scale |
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be more agile |
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cut back the number of product variants offered |
QUESTION 8
Which of the below do companies believe Big Data can help them with?
Customer Relationship Management |
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Forecasting/Demand Management |
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Manufacturing |
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All of the above |
QUESTION 9
When working on integrating data and IT, the process of prioritizing customer needs across functional teams is known as
planning integration |
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information exchange integration |
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internal integration |
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functional awareness |
QUESTION 10
To be Lean means
to decrease economies of scale |
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to reduce or eliminate waste from the system |
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to be able to move quickly without significant penalty |
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to do the same things as Agile but modified just a bit |
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