In which of the following ways do service organizations differ from manufacturing organizations?
A) In manufacturing organizations, the customer is directly involved in the production process.
B) In service organizations, employees are generally more satisfied.
C) In manufacturing organizations, the manufactured product cannot be placed in inventory.
D) In service organizations, the customer is directly involved in the production process.
E) In service organizations, the final product can be stored in inventory.

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Service organizations involve the customer directly in the production process, whereas in manufacturing organizations, the customer typically does not participate directly in the production process. The other options are not accurate.

In Which of the Following Ways Do Service Organizations Differ