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mba全套中文教程-生产与运作原理-第一部-t01010（MBA complete Chinese tutorial - Principles of production and operation - Part 1 -t01010） Titanium Manufacturing Department of Titanium Industry Co In mid July 1978, a problem that had never been encountered for 6 years bothered the senior leadership of the titanium manufacturing division of the titanium industry. Due to a serious shortage of production capacity, and customers are increasingly dissatisfied with the delayed delivery, the companys vice president of marketing Newell Orr and vice president of business department of titanium manufacturing company shall James McMaster must agree on four potential orders in which one to accept, and how to bid on them. Each order here represents a different customer situation, as well as the different combinations of labor, raw materials and manufacturing talent, so direct comparisons between them are difficult. Robert Kane, President of titanium industries, has suggested that they make their own decisions. But remind them at the same time: if we really want to add one of them to our schedule, we have to make a decision as soon as possible.. Titanium manufacturing department Early history titanium manufacturing is the second largest titanium processing plant in the United states. The companys headquarters and sales department and the manufacturing facilities of the titanium manufacturing facility are located in New Jersey, Fairfield. Founded in 1972, members are from the industrial marketing group and Technology Laboratory at the center for applied development of the titanium metals corporation. At the time, the center cut its business operations after the cancellation of the US supersonic transport plan. The birth of the titanium company coincided with the great opportunity for titanium to be applied in industry. Until 1972, light weight and high strength titanium products were used almost exclusively in the aerospace industry. Until the price down (from the aerospace titanium alloy for $20 per