The management of International Cookwares believes that delivery performance measures must be improved if the company is to maintain its competitive edge. The following data are considered to be typical of the time to complete orders. • Process time: 4 days . Wait time to the start of production: 15 days • Move time: 3 days • Inspection time: 2 days • Queue time during the production process: 8 days What is the delivery cycle time?

The management of International Cookwares believes that delivery performance measures must be improved if the company is to maintain its competitive edge. The following data are considered to be typical of the time to complete orders. • Process time: 4 days . Wait time to the start of production: 15 days • Move time: 3 days • Inspection time: 2 days • Queue time during the production process: 8 days What is the delivery cycle time?

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