Viewing a McDonald's restaurant as being composed of order taking/cashier,grilling and food preparation,drive-through,purchasing,and training processes is an example of:
A)just-in-time control.
B)systems thinking.
C)resource alignment.
D)functional analysis.

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Viewing the McDonald's restaurant as a system made up of different processes is an example of systems thinking. Systems thinking is the approach of looking at various components of a system and how they interact to achieve a common goal. In this case, the goal is to provide customers with fast food. The process of taking orders, grilling and food preparation, training, purchasing, and drive-through are all part of the overall system that helps achieve this goal. Just-in-time control, resource alignment, and functional analysis are not applicable in this scenario.

Viewing a McDonald's Restaurant as Being Composed of Order Taking/cashier,grilling