enterprise:
... any organized effort intended to provide a service or product within an economy. A business enterprise is organized for earning power. Enterprises are entrepreneurial ventures. They are owned, managed, and developed by a targeted .network user group.
Lean enterprise is an operational strategy proposal by J. P. Womack and D. T. Jones in a 1994 Harvard Business Review article, From Lean Production to the Lean Enterprise. Viewed in the light of efforts to improve the quality of an operation, lean enterprise is a part of enterprise development. A related expression is lean manufacturing. The aim for any enterprise that seeks to operate lean is to combine functions, groups and individuals into an entity managed throughout the supply chain (SCM). The enterprise operates a continuous value stream through a supply chain raised to a higher level of excellence.
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What role does site selection play in enterprise development?
Site selection is a process of enterprise development.
Every enterprise operation has to have a location. Site selection is simply location work, i.e., the work of searching for a place to start up, expand, or relocate an enterprise.
Learn more: Search the Web by copying the the following italicized suggestions. Search with or without quotation marks. Try typing the identity (location identity) of a place of interest along with the words enterprise, development, site, and selection. Paste what you copy or type to the search engine at the end of the list of suggestions.
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