Six Sigma
In the 1980s, Motorola created Six Sigma in response to customer concerns about its products and intense competition. The corporation init...
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Bottleneck Analysis and the Theory of Constraints
The goal of the capacity analysis is to identify a system's overall capacity as well as the throughput capacity of each workstation in t...
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Determining Capacity Utilization and Efficiency
Capacity is the number of units a facility can hold, receive, store, or produce in a given time. It is also called “throughput”. Demand an...
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Cultural Values and Consumer Behavior
A society's values, customs, norms, artistic expressions, social structures, and intellectual capabilities are represented by its cultur...
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Consumer Socialization and Role of Family in Decission Making
Many attitudes and behaviors have their origins in the family. The majority of products and product categories target families as their prim...
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Consumer Attitude Formation and Change
An attitude is a learned predisposition to behave in a constantly positive or negative way toward a given person, object, or event. Consume...
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Consumer Learning
Consumer learning refers to a relatively permanent change in the behavior of consumers as a result of observation, interactions, purchasin...
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