Classifying operations systems include tangibility of products, level of investment, task structure, and resources and technology management.

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Classifying operations systems typically involves criteria such as the nature of the output (goods vs. services), the type of process (project, jobbing, batch, mass, continuous), the degree of customization, and the level of customer contact, rather than tangibility of products, level of investment, task structure, and resources and technology management directly.

Classifying Operations Systems Include Tangibility of Products, Level of Investment