Product-focused processes:
A) allow more customization, but are not very efficient.
B) tend to have long, continuous production runs.
C) are processes that accommodate a variety of products or customer groups.
D) apply only to service firms, not to manufacturers.
E) are profitable because customers demand flexibility, not specialization.

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Product-focused processes are characterized by long, continuous production runs that enable efficient production of a large volume of similar products. This approach contrasts with processes designed for customization or flexibility, which may have shorter runs and more varied products.

Product-Focused Processes