A large office with a copy department, a drafting department with all of the engineers located together, and all of the managers located together in a large suite of offices is an example of:

A. An assembly line process

B. A batch process

C. A project process

D. A continuous process

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Jaqueline Hess

Social Studies

30 April, 19:50

A large office with a copy department, a drafting department with all of the engineers located together, and all of the managers located together in a large suite of offices is an example of:

A. An assembly line process

B. A batch process

C. A project process

D. A continuous process

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Alina Stephens · Answer 1

The given scenario is an example of a batch process.

Explanation:

A batch process is a non-user interactive process where a batch of product or database are processed in a batch. Although batch processing is generally costly to design and implement, this can be used as a effective tool to save money and labor overtime. Usually, batch processing is used in a periodic basis but it can be used when needed at any time. Batch processing is greatly used at end of the period. One of the drawbacks of batch processing is that the individual data input should not be incorrect because it may affect, the result of overall batch which will eventually lead to loss if time and spend of more money.

A large office with a copy department, a drafting department with all of the engineers located together, and all of the managers located together in a large suite of offices is an example of:A. An assembly line processB. A batch processC. A project processD. A continuous process

A large office with a copy department, a drafting department with all of the engineers located together, and all of the managers located together in a large suite of offices is an example of:

A. An assembly line process

B. A batch process

C. A project process

D. A continuous process