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shalini_samuel08 | 19:24 Tue 30th Nov 2010 | How it Works
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Exhibit 1-5 of your text diagrams a general value-chain. Ignoring “customer service,” if you were in charge of identifying both excess costs and incorrectly measured costs at Jelly Belly, which two functions would you like to examine more closely? Based on your observations, specifically why did you pick those two functions? What do you expect you might find? Can you identify any potentially non-value-added activities at any point in the process
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Gran - we could start a new dancing group - the Jelly Bellies.... LOL
21:08 Tue 30th Nov 2010
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Boxy, check 'Animals & nature > Environment'
21:09 Tue 30th Nov 2010
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Tasselled titties even.
21:11 Tue 30th Nov 2010
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ÔÔ ... like these?
21:13 Tue 30th Nov 2010
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Too many bean counters!
00:50 Wed 01st Dec 2010
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If this is a GCSE type of question it makes Latin O Level look like a stroll in the park.
00:55 Wed 01st Dec 2010
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The OP obviously has all the information available to answer the questions. It does smack of ''txt-msging your homies instead of paying attention''.
01:11 Wed 01st Dec 2010
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If you asked about jelly beans, jelly tots or jelly babies I could help but am lost on jelly belly.
01:15 Wed 01st Dec 2010

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