Which of the following situations explains the 'make to order (MTO)' process?
A) Maintenance repair and operating materials are kept in stock.
B) Only raw materials and components are kept in stock.
C) Finished products are stockpiled.
D) No raw materials or components are kept in stock.

Question

Which of the following situations explains the 'make to order (MTO)' process? 
A) Maintenance repair and operating materials are kept in stock. 
B) Only raw materials and components are kept in stock. 
C) Finished products are stockpiled. 
D) No raw materials or components are kept in stock.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The 'make to order (MTO)' process involves keeping only raw materials and components in stock and producing finished products only after receiving customer orders.

Which of the Following Situations Explains the 'Make to Order