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Operational Strategy for a Custom Apparel Company
A custom apparel company is planning a rapid expansion into new markets. They face two significant hurdles: the high cost of hiring and training skilled tailors, and the difficulty of maintaining consistent measurement standards across geographically diverse locations. The company is considering a new measurement system with two key features: it is a standardized process based on capturing 19 specific body coordinates, and new staff with no prior experience can master it within a week. Analyze how the adoption of this specific measurement system would directly address the company's two primary expansion hurdles.
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