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Lee jeans meets customer demand by sending computer requests from stores to the manufacturing departments as jeans sell out in stores.
 
  Lee's manufacturing department then pulls in raw materials, such as cloth and thread, from suppliers as it needs them. This information indicates that Lee uses ________.
  A) traditional mass production
  B) computer-aided designing (CAD)
  C) six sigma strategy for managing quality of the products
  D) computer-aided-materials management (CAMM)

Question 2

Which of the following technologies simplifies the process of developing prototypes?
 
  A) CAD
  B) CAMM
  C) JIT inventory systems
  D) CIM



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A



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