Hello young business enthusiast! ๐ Let's dive deep into the world of 'Batch Production' and make it as easy as pie! ๐ฅง
Imagine you're baking cookies. You don't bake one at a time, right? You bake a 'batch'! Similarly, in the business world, products are made in "batches" – not one by one, but not millions at a time either. It's the Goldilocks approach – not too little, not too much, but just right! ๐ช
Middle of the Market: This is like the middle lane on the highway – not the slowest, but not the fastest either! It aims for quality AND affordability.
Customized yet Standardized: Think of it like ordering a burger. You can choose the toppings, but the choices come from a set menu.
Interchangeable Components: It's like using LEGO blocks. Each piece can fit in different ways to make unique models, but they're all still the same standard blocks.
Listening to Customers: Imagine if you're making a custom pizza for a friend. You ask them what toppings they want, but you give them a list to choose from. Similarly, businesses consult with customers, but the choices are limited. If you have MANY friends, you might just do a survey instead – that's what market research is for in the business!
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Hello young business enthusiast! ๐ Let's dive deep into the world of 'Batch Production' and make it as easy as pie! ๐ฅง
Imagine you're baking cookies. You don't bake one at a time, right? You bake a 'batch'! Similarly, in the business world, products are made in "batches" – not one by one, but not millions at a time either. It's the Goldilocks approach – not too little, not too much, but just right! ๐ช
Middle of the Market: This is like the middle lane on the highway – not the slowest, but not the fastest either! It aims for quality AND affordability.
Customized yet Standardized: Think of it like ordering a burger. You can choose the toppings, but the choices come from a set menu.
Interchangeable Components: It's like using LEGO blocks. Each piece can fit in different ways to make unique models, but they're all still the same standard blocks.
Listening to Customers: Imagine if you're making a custom pizza for a friend. You ask them what toppings they want, but you give them a list to choose from. Similarly, businesses consult with customers, but the choices are limited. If you have MANY friends, you might just do a survey instead – that's what market research is for in the business!
Dive deeper and gain exclusive access to premium files of Business Management HL. Subscribe now and get closer to that 45 ๐