A.smaller bills of materials, fewer routings, and fewer manufacturing orders.

B.fewer inventory items and inventory levels.

C.more items, larger bills of material (BOMS), and increased material requirements planning (MRP) run time.

D.increased planning and control efforts to avoid shortages.

A.Mass customization

B.Cross-docking

C.Direct shipment

D.Flexibility

A.radical changes in interorganizational processes.

B.long-term stability of suppliers.

C.higher profits for the dominant member.

D.improved performance.

A.Transaction costs are decreased.

B.Profits are maximized.

C.Product options are increased.

D.Retention of key customers is increased.

A.Understanding the complexity of information services configuration

B.Understanding the history and evolution of supply chain technologies

C.Understanding the product offering of local and global internet service providers (ISPs)

D.Understanding the content and scope of a company's cloud implementation