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Manufacturing with Product Variants
In this video, learn how to manufacture product variants to expand the scope of your business operations!
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For a product with multiple variants, how should the bill of materials be configured?
Each product variant should have its own bill of materials.
The product should only have one bill of materials with every possible component listed.
The product should only have one bill of materials with every possible component AND operation listed.
Each product variant should have its own bill of materials with every possible component listed.
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What field on the bill of materials links a component to a specific variant?
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What is an optional operation?
It’s an operation only performed on certain days of the week.
It’s an operation that the assembly worker has the option to complete.
It’s an operation added to increase the strength of a product.
It’s an operation that is variant-specific and will be performed only when that particular variant is manufactured.
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