Conclusion
After viewing all the possible options, if I were one of the board members at Bytes Products, Inc., I would have not voted for the proposal of opening a temporary plant for the three years duration of the construction of the permanent plant. Even though the temporary facility should be able to supply enough outputs to meet current demand for three years until the permanent manufacturing facility is completed and is fully operated, apparently the proposed temporary plant had a few shortcomings. Though these flaws would contribute to higher costs and lower profits; the facility would be closed down when the new facility operated in three years. So the proposal would not do much harm to the company in the long-run, instead it would help by resolving the supply shortage problem the company faced but creates a long term negative impact on the community when the company close its doors after three years.