Q: 20
Companies are more likely to consider the consequences of their product design decisions when they
view the reverse supply chain as an extension of the:
Options
Discussion
B tbh
Probably A, since the forward supply chain covers the product all the way from sourcing to delivery, and thinking of reverse logistics as part of that pushes companies to factor in things like recyclability and returns during design. B is tempting, but marketing isn't really about lifecycle management. If anyone’s got a different take, let me know. I’m fairly confident on this though.
D isn’t right. A fits better because the forward supply chain includes everything from sourcing to delivery, and if you see reverse as an extension of that, you're forced to consider design impacts like returns and disposals. That pushes companies to think about full lifecycle. I think this is what CSCP wants.
Pretty sure it's D since sales and operations planning looks at both supply and demand. I remember seeing a similar question in a practice exam, so maybe double check the official guide for this one.
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