_____ strategies can be intensive, selective, or exclusive.
-Disintermediation
-Virtual
-Distribution
-Assortment
-Referent
_____ refers to sourcing materials and knowledge inputs from external suppliers to the point at which production begins.
-Bulk
-Outbound logistics
-Third-party
-Inbound logistics
-Reverse logistics
Jenn, a production manager at a company, has decided to take a value network approach to create a competitive advantage over the company’s competitors. In the context of network organizations, this approach will make the company’s operations more _____.
-rigid
-nimble
-costly
-static
-consistent
_____ is any business activity that creates value in the delivery of goods and services to consumers for their personal, nonbusiness consumption and is an essential component of the supply chain.
-merchandising
-retailing
-distribution
-wholesale
-stocking
When the objective is to obtain maximum product exposure throughout the channel, a(n) _____ strategy is designed to saturate every possible intermediary and especially retailers.
-materials requirement planning
-partnership relationship management
-selective distribution
-intensive distribution
-exclusive distribution
Answering the first four questions as per Chegg policy
Answer 1: Option C - Distribution
Explanation: Distribution strategies can be intensive, selective, or exclusive.
Answer 2: Option D - Inbound Logistics
Explanation: Inbound Logistics refers to sourcing materials and knowledge inputs from external suppliers to the point at which production begins.
Answer 3: Option C - Costly
Explanation: Jenn, a production manager at a company, has decided to take a value network approach to create a competitive advantage over the company’s competitors. In the context of network organizations, this approach will make the company’s operations costlier.
Answer 4: Option B - Retailing
Explanation: Retailing is any business activity that creates value in the delivery of goods and services to consumers for their personal, non-business consumption and is an essential component of the supply chain.
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