The extent to which operations managers become involved in activities in the entire supply chain depends on a number of factors, except for:
A) The nature of the industry
B) the reputation of the organization
C) the profit margin of the company
D) the size of the organization
E) All of the above

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The extent to which operations managers become involved in activities in the entire supply chain depends on the nature of the industry, the reputation of the organization, and the size of the organization. The profit margin of the company may influence the priority of certain activities within the supply chain, but it is not a determining factor for the involvement of operations managers in the entire supply chain.

The Extent to Which Operations Managers Become Involved in Activities