Apalca Enterprises Inc. Case Study

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Operations and production is necessary for companies to produce and deliver the services required by customers. Apalca Enterprises Inc. uses various operations to create and successfully run the companies plastering service. The stages in operations are input, and transformation and output. Input can be classified by the staff and facilities used for Apalca Enterprises Inc. and the transformation is the materials and adaptation of the customer’s needs. The focus of Apalca Enterprises Inc. is to ensure that the requirements of plastering are met for the customer at the same time guaranteeing that the operating system runs proficiently.

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