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The purpose of a comparison study is to analyze two items seeking differentiation and commonality. Through the process of comparing each facet of the two items, it is often possible to identify areas where both products perform at a similar ratio of efficacy. Also, comparative studies often yield insights which highlight areas where one product excels and another is deficient.

Identify a pair of organizations in the same (or similar) industry and compare their operations strategies. In this comparison, assess the strengths and weaknesses of each company and give your opinions on the appropriateness of the operations strategy of each company. Also provide your opinions on the relative competitive strengths of each company going forward in time, and the role that operations play in each company's competitive strengths and weaknesses. You may use public or private companies, large or small, foreign or domestic. (Examples of company pairs might be: HP/Dell, Honda/Toyota, FedEx/UPS.)

Below are suggested items from which you should select at least 10 to address in your comparison:

Six Sigma
Management Leadership
Production Costs
Operations Strategy
Forecasting
Benchmarking
Scatter
Pareto
Fishbone
Process Strategies
Supply Chain
Scheduling
Decision Tree
Decision Table
Your introduction/conclusion should be a true comparison contrast derived from your research instead of an opinion paper, but you can offer up success suggestions in your conclusion. Use the third-person in the paper, and make sure to use in-text citations and quotes according to APA requirements.

Length: 10–12 pages, double-spaced, 12 point font, title page, and reference page. A minimum of 10 references is expected.

Support your statements with evidence from the Required Studies and your research. Cite and reference your sources in APA style.