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frez [133]
3 years ago
6

Amazon works with four different vendors to package and send magazines to customers. We want to identify the top three vendors.R

emember Amazon’s goals:Maintain high customer satisfaction,Ship products on time,Minimize costs.Each vendor is rated on several performance metrics. Can you identify the vendors that best meet Amazon’s goals
Business
1 answer:
navik [9.2K]3 years ago
7 0

The vendors that best meet Amazon’s goals are <u>vendor K, vendor R, and vendor F.</u>

From the complete question, the goals of Amazon include maintaining high customer satisfaction, shipping products on time, and minimization of costs.

The goals were then used to measure the performance of the vendors. Vendor K met the parameters given as there was 100% customer satisfaction, and timely shipping. The same thing was applicable to others except for <em>vendor E.</em>

Vendor E didn't meet the goals and therefore, the vendors that best meet Amazon’s goals are <em>vendor K, vendor R, and vendor F</em>.

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