Why Do Operating Systems Differ?

“Many people take the way goods and services are provided to them for granted” Why do we as a people not fully appreciated the process in which our goods are provided to us? Some would say it’s due to the convenience in which we can obtain our goods, having almost anything we desire a drive or click of a mouse away. Other’s I believe truly do not know how the very goods they consume or buy on a daily basis get to where they are available for us. Since we will be talking about different goods and services, we will obviously talk about the difference in the process in which these goods are made readily available to the masses. Here we will discuss the production and distribution of your favorite sneaker selling store, Krispy Kreme Donuts, and the Medical Records department of a Hospital. All of us have a neighborhood store in which we favor when looking for a fresh pair of sneakers. I use my neighborhood Sports Lane store for which I worked for a year when I was a teenager. There were several components when it came to its operating system; a system than may not have been perfect sometimes, but was always built for profits. When I started working there the employees were broken up in to three groups. We had our sellers who sold the merchandise, we had our packers and organizers who unloaded and set up the merchandise in our storage; then we had our managerial team who worked the registers as well forever working and critiquing the presentation of the store. I personally always believed in the having of certain responsibilities as an employee so that they could never misinterpret their roles and what needs to be expected by them. For cheap labor costs, popular sneaker companies have their labor factories all across the globe; once they received there shipments they would call the managers of all stores such as Sports Lane and set