You are working as a summer intern at a small Cincinnati company that manufactures machine parts. The director of operations has asked you to review the company's practices for scheduling customer orders. Currently, the company schedules work on a first come first served (FCFS) basis. The director of operations is wondering whether a shortest processing time (SPT) or earliest due date (EDD) sequencing rule might work better. Using the data table in Table 1, compare the effectiveness of the current and two alternative sequencing rules using both flow time and lateness metrics. Table 1: Job Scheduling Data Date Order Received Operating Time Due Date XC Mar 3 5.1 12 EFF Mar 20 3.2 20 ABC Feb 2 4.5 10 Feb11 8,0 16 SDS Mar 8 1.5 18 Job RBP Might there be other scheduling rules that the operation has yet to consider? What is a conservative next step (CNS) based on the analysis? What are the limitations of this analysis? MGT 305 46 Page 1 of 1 Question 2 5 pts When the earliest due date (EDD) rule is applied to the sample of jobs, the resulting sequence is: EFF, SDS, XC, RBP, ABC ABC, RBP, XC, EFF, SDS SDS, ABC, EFF, RBP, XC SDS, EFF, ABC, XC, RBP ABC, XC, RBP, SDS, EFF