Failures in operations processes at ORTIA can occur at any time. If a failure occurs because the workers go on strike because of wage disputes, this can be classified as a __________ failure. 1 supplier 2 facility 3 customer 4 staff

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Failures in operations processes at ORTIA can occur at any time. If a failure occurs because the
workers go on strike because of wage disputes, this can be classified as a __________ failure.
1 supplier
2 facility
3 customer
4 staff

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