ESSAY : Mass Customization

The key concept topic is MASS CUSTOMIZATION. Instructions are as follows.
1. Key Concept Explanation: Define your key topic by using a source other than the textbook. Give a clear, concise overview of the essential elements relevant to understanding your key topic. In addition, explain why you are interested in this topic (e.g., academic curiosity, application to a current issue related to employment, or any other professional rationale). This section must be at least 100 words.
2. Comparison: Compare your research with what you have studied during the module in which the key topic/thread is assigned. Note differences or commonalities about your key topic, providing evidence that you have extended your understanding of this topic beyond the textbook readings. This is an opportunity for you to cite the additional articles you originally researched. This section must be at least 200 words.
3. Article Summary: In your own words, provide a clear and concise summary of the article you selected. This section must be at least 200 words.
4. Biblical Integration: Include at least 3 appropriate biblical references. Explain the relevance of your key topic to God’s law and how it can be applied in a Christian context. This section must be at least 100 words. THREE BIBLICAL REFERENCES AND FIVE SCHOLARLY SOURCES.

SAMPLE SOLUTION

Virtually all managers in present time recognize the importance to offer quality service to clients. Paying attention to the client, however, is both an imperative and possible curse. Many organizations have resorted to creating new programs and guidelines to meet every client’s request in their fight to become client-driven. However, as purchasers and their demand grow highly diverse, such a strategy has become a leeway to bring irrelevant expense and hardship to operations. Mass customization can be explained as a production approach to provide personalized commodities and services, primarily through modularized commodity or service creation, flexible cycles, and supply chain members’ integration. Mass…