From what you have learned up to now about operations management is this statement always true? Please look the question below.

Question

Operations management transforms inputs (labour, capital, equipment, land, buildings, materials and information) into outputs (goods and services) that provide added value to customers. It does not matter whether the organisation is a for-profit company, a non-profit organisation (religious organisations, hospitals, etc.), or a government agency; all organisations must strive to maximise the quality of their transformation processes to meet customer needs.

Answer 1

Operations Management includes an Input, a process and an output. The process takes the input and enhance the input and produces the output. In this case, the process continuously takes the input and produces the output in a transformed manner. So, yes the operation management transforms the input to a value added output by implementing the process at all times.