The case concerned the selection and planning of orders for small industrial titanium producer, who recently pursued the poor delivery and lack of capacity. At the material time, Ti-Tech must decide which of the four orders take power makes it impossible to take all four. Each order is a different mix of labor income and the potential for future work. The case forces students to choose between the four orders, given the limited opportunities available, other businesses will likely go, and the requirements of each order. The fact is an updated version of previous additions, Fabtek (B). It must be distributed in class after discussion (A) case. "Hide
by Benson P. Shapiro, John T. Gourville Source: Harvard Business School 2 pages. Publication Date: April 25, 2008. Prod. #: 508096-PDF-ENG
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