OPS Manufacturing Strategies

OPS Manufacturing Strategies

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The manufacturing strategies are the chase, level, and combination. Riordan, concerning their production of electric fan manufacturing, falls under the category of level manufacturing because they "set production at a fixed rate usually to meet average demand and use inventory to absorb variations in demand. During periods of low demand, overproduction is stored as