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Accounting Discussion - Outlining Production Steps
Developing a production plan requires careful research and analysis. Each step in the plan must be studied individually and even the smallest details are included. The more care taken initially in preparing the plan, the fewer inadequate or inferior supply problems there will be in the future.
After reviewing the Learning Resources for this week, consider the following:
Suppose you work for a company called Split Decisions and the boss has selected you to develop the production steps necessary to manufacture a banana split.
Based on your readings for this week, describe the sequence of the production steps and how the raw materials flow through this sequence. How would the business plan for this type of venture be different from the business plan of a company only selling pre-made banana splits, not producing them?
With these thoughts in mind: The length of your response(s) should be a minimum of 150 words.
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