the choices for A - A make- to - stock, An assemble to order, and a make to order

choices for B - make to stock, a make to order, an assemble to order.

choices for C - response one, response 2

Manufacturing operations Celox works in customer service for a retail website that sells items from a number of different vendors. A majority of his calls today have to do with customer concerns over the length of time it will take for certain items to be delivered. Here are responses he has given to two separate callers: Response 1 You can expect this item to be at your house by end of day tomorrow. This product is already preassembled by the company, so it just needs to be processed for shipping and sent off to your house. Response 2 This item often requires a considerable amount of time before delivery. The company doesnt even order the parts until an order is made, so getting the parts and assembling the item will take some time. Felix's statements in response : are most likely referring to.a atoduct made by operation, and his statements in response 2 are most likely referring to a product made bi operation. Of these two operations, the operation referred to in involves a higher digree of processing after an order is placed