A.made-to-order

B.engineer-to-order

C.make-to-stock

D.assemble-to-order

A.schedule additional preventive maintenance for the resource.

B.ensure a constant queue of work waiting to be processed.

C.increase production lot sizes to increase utilization of resources.

D.implement pull signals for production of the bottleneck resource.

A.ease or difficulty of handling and transporting product

B.liability for damage

C.product density

D.mileage traveled

A.people and machines arranged in small groups

B.cross-functional teams that collaborate to produce the least-cost design

C.products that are designed in easily segmented components

D.products that are designed so small variations in production or assembly do not adversely affect quality

A.available capacity.

B.design history.

C.inventory balance.

D.warehouse location.