3 Problems seen in the situation of the Company: 1. It does not earn too much but it makes sales enough for maintenance, salaries, income, and savings. 2. Company B makes use of a traditional inventory wherein they manually count their stocks and money. 3. They only have one supplier for liquors. For other supplies which are accessible, they usually buy from the wet market nearby. Proposed Solutions: Solution for no. 1 - Digital marketing Solution for no. 2 - Perpetual Inventory System Solution for no. 3- Supplier Quality Management System Hello, can someone help me? How am I going to create a decomposition diagram for these three solutions?
3 Problems seen in the situation of the Company: 1. It does not earn too much but it makes sales enough for maintenance, salaries, income, and savings. 2. Company B makes use of a traditional inventory wherein they manually count their stocks and money. 3. They only have one supplier for liquors. For other supplies which are accessible, they usually buy from the wet market nearby. Proposed Solutions: Solution for no. 1 - Digital marketing Solution for no. 2 - Perpetual Inventory System Solution for no. 3- Supplier Quality Management System Hello, can someone help me? How am I going to create a decomposition diagram for these three solutions?
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