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Davideckstein7

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Which is NOT true regarding logistics network design?
 a. the logistics/supply chain network transformation team is responsible for all elements of the logistics network design process.
  b. the logistics audit provides members of the transformation team with a comprehensive perspective on the firm's logistics process.
  c. what-if types of analysis can be conducted later, after the final network design has been established.
  d. the implementation plan serves as a useful road map for moving from the current logistics network to the desired one.

Question 2

Company ABC is about to launch a fuller product line in an effort to satisfy more customer segments in the market. Given these activities, Company ABC's current product(s) is most likely in which stage of the product life cycle?
 a. maturity
  b. market introduction
  c. decline
  d. market growth



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Answer to Question 1

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