Choose the incorrect option: a. Time is not a neutral factor. b. Time is a neutral factor. c. Everything can be done in less time

1. Consider the following LP. (a) Put the problem into standard form, using slack, excess, and artificial variables. (b) Formulate the Phase I of the Two-Phase Method. (c) Solve the Phase I. (d) Is the problem feasible? Explain your answer. (e) If your answer to (d) yes, proceed to Phase II and solve the problem.

OM Builders Inc. is starting a brand-new development of 10 residential houses in an up and coming neighborhood. The previous housing development completed by OM Builders Inc. was its first development and experienced significant issues with town permits, scheduling, delayed shipments, incorrect furniture and equipment and meeting the closing date of homes. The owner of the firm has met with his management team to discuss how the company can ensure a more efficient, less error-prone project for this new development. The management team decided to use project management tools suggested by a recent graduate the firm hired from a Global Business Management college program. The objectives for the new development are to reduce the number of errors, ensure that schedules are prepared properly and followed and the completion of the project by the promised closing date. The company is currently negotiating with the current owners of the land to be developed and a deal is imminent. During the…

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Chris has been with Drake Manufacturing for five years and was recently promoted to the position of shift supervisor. He is still learning his new position, and it is important to him to be liked and respected. At the most recent operations review meeting, the director reported that the company’s financials are troublesome, and managers should be prepared for a major reorganization. Several jobs will be eliminated, but it had not yet determined which departments would be affected. Questions 1.Should he give his employees “small doses” of the impending change?

For questions 32-35, use the word list to label the circular flow diagram. I Household Market (Households Sell. Firms Buy.) 35. Market (Firms Sell. Households Buy.) Businesse 34. Product Factor Firms sell goods and services Households sell the factors of production Households pay for the goods and services

In a car maintenance workshop, as a manager how can you plan and control and the department’s budget? Please explain what activates you may need to do for each one of them (planning and controlling).

Compare the two grading systems. Round everything to two decimals. Grading System 1 Grading System 2 Test: 40% Final Exam: 10% Homework: 10% Projects: 40% Test: 30% Final Exam: 20% Homework: 25% Projects: 25% a.       You have an 82% test average, a 75% on your final exam, an 80% homework average and a 90% project average. What is your class average under each system? Which system do you prefer? b.       You are at the end of the semester and you want to know what you need to get on the final exam for an A (90%) in the class. You have an 88% test average, 93% homework average, and a 90% project average. What do you need to get on the final in each grading system? Give exact answers.

Every member of a dragon boat crew has an important role to play, according to where they are in the boat: 1.  Drummer - also called the Caller.  For festivals, when the dragon boat is in full regalia, the drummer sits in a chair at the front and uses a large drum to relay the stroke timing to the rest of the boat.  In this photo, the drum has been removed for safety during a longer-distance race. The caller works with the tiller to manage the boat and its crew, and is essential for safety because they are the only person that can easily see behind the boat. 2.  Strokers (benches 1, 2, and 3) - The first pair, in bench 1, set the timing for the rest of the boat, and seats 2 and 3 pick it up and carry it for the rest of the boat to follow. People in these seats tend to be shorter, lighter, and have the excellent sense of timing that is required to keep the crew together. They tend to have experience for the feel of the boat, and can adjust the timing when they can feel the crew is with…

When planning the sequence of steps for a process, why is it necessary to include an exception?