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A visa application process from a Tumaritis country can be described in the chart below. The head of visa administration notices that the visa processing process has gone wrong and decides to examine the whole process.
a. Explain the difference between bottlenecks and constraints
b. Identify the bottleneck of this process and explain your answer
c. Calculate the throughput time of the above process and explain how many files can be processed in 1 hour?
d. Explain how to solve the problem in the above process.
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