Answer:
840 breads size oven.
Explanation:
According to Little's law,
Inventory = flow rate × flow time
Inventory (I) is the number of flow units that are currently handled by a business process.
I= unknown
Flow rate (R) is the number of flow units going through the business process per unit time.
R= 4200 breads per hour or 70 breads per minute (4200/60)
Flow time (T) is the amount of time a flow unit spends in a business process from beginning to end.
T= 12 minutes.
Inventory = flow rate × flow time
Inventory = 70 breads per minute × 12 minutes
Inventory = 840 breads size oven
Therefore, for the company to produce 4200 breads per minute, 840 breads size oven is required.
Answer:
Debit Unearned Revenue, Credit Service Revenue for $9,200
Explanation:
Date Account Titles Debit Credit
Sept 1 Cash $16,100
Unearned service revenue $16,100
Dec 31 Unearned service revenue $9,200
Service Revenue $9,200
($2300 * 4 months)
Answer and Explanation:
As the name suggests the pre customer contact means contacting the customer before selling the product so that the firm could able to find out the requirement of the customer what he or she needs
The firm has the responsibility to provide the information about their products and services so that the customer could able to decide what he or she actually wants
After the selling the person could become the customer
I believe the answer is: d. the man you met while walking your dog
Opportunistic association refers to an association that is formed that you met by small chance when you are doing your daily activities. Meeting that specific man when walking your dog could only occurs in small chance if you both somehow decided to pass the roads at the same time.
Answer:
1. low- involvement decisions may sometimes enable consumers to skip steps in the consumer decision making process.
Explanation:
Consumer decision making process includes all the steps between consumer's generation of needs/wants and final purchase of the product.
The process comprises of below mentioned 5 stages:
- Need recognition : whereby a need is generated
- Search for information so as to identify products satisfying such needs
- Evaluation of all available alternatives i.e assessment of all available products satisfying a need and selecting the best alternative.
- Purchases , the stage wherein the consumer buys the selected product.
- Post purchase evaluation, i.e the stage when consumer evaluates whether he made the right purchase decision.
In the given case, the consumer realized that he hadn't eaten at all during the day and thus instantly stopped at a restaurant, made a regular purchase of a burger without caring for the menu or set of other available alternatives.
Here, the investment decision related to a meal, being a low cost decision and occurring in a famished state. So consumers while making such low cost decisions may not find going through the menu and spending much time in deciding as worthwhile and in short will likely skip steps in the consumer decision making process.
