OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
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Chapter 11, Problem 1CQ
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To identify: The best way Firm A can be described.
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Correct option: (a)
Correct answer:
Tier 2 supplier.
Justification:
Firm A manufactures the brake pads which is a component of a braking system and it is bought by Firm B. Firm B sells the entire braking system used in vehicles. Firm A is therefore known as a Tier 2 supplier. A Tier 2 supplier is one who is not less vital to the supply chain but are generally limited on the type of components they are able to produce. Tier 2 companies are smaller and have less technological advancements.
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