“True, so I’ll have to read it on my personal computer,” Luke said with a smile. “Yes, many students read textbooks on their cell phone but it destroys their eyesight,” Millie proclaimed. I could read it on my cell phone but the screen is small,” Luke said as he began the difficult journey driving back to his apartment. I don’t have an e-reader yet-they’re too expensive-I’m a starving pre-med student.
BOOKMACSTER ALTERNATIVE DOWNLOAD
It costs $9.95 as an e-book.” “Thanks, Millie, But I’ll go back home and see if I can download it to my computer. “Or would you like me to order it for you? It only takes a couple of days to get the book over to this store.” “No, I don’t want to drive over to that store- it’s 15 miles away,” Luke said with a sigh.As Luke began to walk out of the store Millie asked, “Why don’t I check to see if an e-book exists?” After examining the computer Millie said, “Yes, this book is in digital form. After an extended search only one Bookmaster store across town had this book.“Do you want to drive over there and get it,” Millie asked again with a smile. The store computer said they had two copies but they were not on the shelf as expected. But after a careful search, the book was missing. Upon wandering the aisles of books, she came to the shelf where the book should be residing. The book is $89.95.”“I’ll take you to the book,” Millie said with a smile. After a quick search on the store’s computer she said, “Yes, we have copies. After his 30-minute ordeal to get to the store he went up to the information booth, waited until the current customer completed their query, and then asked Millie, the customer relations associate (CRA), if they had the book.
At the store door, he encountered a lady in a wheel chair exiting the store so he patiently held the doors opens for her and her friend. After seven traffic lights he arrived at the book store parking lot only to find a city bus blocking the driveway entrance, so he parked on the street and walked about one thousand feet to the store entrance. He always hated this intersection because the light took four minutes to complete a cycle. As he drove to the bookstore he caught a red stoplight at the first highway intersection. “I’ll be back in about ninety minutes,” he continued as his roommate lay on the sofa after a hard night of partying.
This problem has been solved: Solutions for Chapter 6 Problem 1CQD1: Bookmaster: Value Chain Design“I’m going to Bookmaster to buy a book,” Luke Chris yelled as he walked out of his apartment.
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