A.Sales and marketing refers to SCOR to improve demand generation.

B.Marketing and development incorporates SCOR Level I metrics for new product design.

C.Production and engineering uses SCOR best practices to design a new "make" process flow.

D.Distribution and logistics selects suppliers from the SCOR reference list.

A.Maximize process utilization

B.Total inventory reduction

C.Maximize revenue generation

D.Product design simplification

A.Understanding events and managing activities that could influence future demand

B.Adjusting capacity to support expected demand

C.Creating higher customer demand by improving performance in areas such as lead time and service levels

D.Engaging in activities associated with customer relationship management

A.National sates projections, on-hand inventory, and product life cycle

B.Forecasts, customer orders, and promotions

C.Customer orders, product life cycle, and forecasts

D.On-hand inventory, promotions, and national sales projections

A.Control chart

B.Root cause analysis

C.Pareto analysis

D.Run chart