Proctoring Requirements: All exams in this class are secure…
Proctoring Requirements: All exams in this class are secured, proctored exams. These are the proctoring requirements: 1) My face and hands are required to stay within camera view during the entire proctored session. 2) I will not have any other electronic devices, phones, tablets, iPads, etc., in my testing area except an approved calculator. 3) I will not have any papers in my testing area other than blank sheets for scratch paper. 4) I will not use any outside resources to help me answer the exam questions. The work will be my own. *By clicking TRUE, I am acknowledging that failure to follow the above proctoring requirements could result in a grade penalty on exams.
Read DetailsOrange sells only four products and they are very different…
Orange sells only four products and they are very different from each other. Their newest product is a Bluetooth headset where the microphone attaches to one of the customer’s teeth. This is an expensive headset and customer demand is unknown. However, it does make Orange a huge profit. It has been difficult for the company to find a good supplier of dental mikes. Another technologically advanced product is the ‘gesture’ mouse which reads one’s body language and allows one to manipulate the computer purely with gestures. These mice must be set up for the body language of various cultures and Orange needs to customize these to different countries. Orange also makes a regular headset though it is high-fidelity. Production requires special speakers only available from one or two suppliers. Orange worries that these suppliers might not continue supplying them. Finally, Orange sells t-shirts with their logo on them. These are purchased plain and silk-screened in-house. How should Orange manage the supply chains for these four products? Explain your answers in terms of upstream and downstream uncertainty.
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