KAVRAMSAL BİR SİPARİŞ KABUL/RED KARAR MODELİ

Year 2002, , 145 - 156, 30.01.2002

Bülent Sezen

https://doi.org/10.14783/maruoneri.683469

Abstract

In this study, a conceptual model for constructing an order acceptance/refusal mechanism has been developed. Major factors affecting the decision of accepting or refusing an order, including product specifications, order quantity, price, due date, current work toad at the job shop, and customer value, are considered in building the conceptual model. Managerial and financial benefits resulting from using such a decision mechanism have been identified.

Keywords

Kabul/red karar modeli, Kavramsal model

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