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Question

When you heard that a huge order for one of your company's most important clients shipped five days late, you immediately went to the production supervisor to find out why. She explained that the raw materials needed to produce the order arrived later than expected. You've decided to find a more reliable supplier that will deliver materials on time, but since you've been dealing with this supplier for many years, you decide to give the supplier's account rep a call to explain why you won't be doing business with her company anymore. Much to your surprise, she explains that her deliveries have been late because your company's purchase orders arrive too late. In terms of Mintzberg's decision model, what does this mean for you? Group of answer choices You've hit an "interrupt" in the development phase that is sending you back to the diagnosis part of the identification phase. You've hit an "interrupt" in the diagnosis stage that is sending you back to the recognition stage. You've hit an "interrupt" in searching for a solution in the development phase that is pushing you to design a custom solution. You've hit an "interrupt" in the selection phase that is sending you.