Question 1

A fourth-generation time-management system is one that:

Accepted Answer

A)  brings balance into the personal and professional life of an individual. 
B)  ties deadlines to those tasks that must be done. 
C)  handles several tasks simultaneously. 
D)  is composed of essentially a list of tasks that must be done. 
E)  incorporates a system of prioritization to tasks that must be done. 
A)  brings balance into the personal and professional life of an individual. 
B)  ties deadlines to those tasks that must be done. 
C)  handles several tasks simultaneously. 
D)  is composed of essentially a list of tasks that must be done. 
E)  incorporates a system of prioritization to tasks that must be done.

Question 2

_____ is a Japanese term that refers to any program that seeks small improvements on a regular basis rather than a huge quality initiative.

Accepted Answer

The answer of _____ is a Japanese term that refers...

Question 3

What are the fundamentals of Six Sigma quality management?

Accepted Answer

Six Sigma, an approach to quality manage

Question 4

"Motion," one of the seven sources of manufacturing wastes, refers to components or products, not employees and equipment.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

A system that incorporates a system of prioritization to tasks that must be done can be termed as:

Accepted Answer

A)  first-generation time-management system. 
B)  second-generation time-management system. 
C)  third-generation time-management system. 
D)  fourth-generation time-management system. 
E)  fifth-generation time-management system. 
A)  first-generation time-management system. 
B)  second-generation time-management system. 
C)  third-generation time-management system. 
D)  fourth-generation time-management system. 
E)  fifth-generation time-management system.

Question 6

_____ involves working effectively and efficiently.

Accepted Answer

The answer of _____ involves working effectively and efficiently....

Question 7

Discuss about computer tools that can improve time management, creativity, quality management, and lean operations.

Accepted Answer

Time-management systems are available in

Question 8

Time-management systems have evolved through _____ generations of models.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Time-management systems have evolved through _____ generations...

Question 9

Mind mapping is a visual model that uses words, phrases, tasks, or concepts centered on an idea or a problem.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

A system composed of essentially a list of tasks that must be done can be termed as a:

Accepted Answer

A)  first-generation time-management system. 
B)  second-generation time-management system. 
C)  third-generation time-management system. 
D)  fourth-generation time-management system. 
E)  fifth-generation time-management system. 
A)  first-generation time-management system. 
B)  second-generation time-management system. 
C)  third-generation time-management system. 
D)  fourth-generation time-management system. 
E)  fifth-generation time-management system.

Question 11

Mention the dos and don'ts of time management.

Accepted Answer

The following are some dos and don'ts of

Question 12

When a customer is shuttled between a variety of operations and where each move does not substantially add to value it refers to:

Accepted Answer

A)  duplication. 
B)  overproduction. 
C)  unclear communication. 
D)  unnecessary motion. 
E)  opportunity lost. 
A)  duplication. 
B)  overproduction. 
C)  unclear communication. 
D)  unnecessary motion. 
E)  opportunity lost.

Question 13

The speed, competence, and courtesy of repairs or maintenance of a product is a measure of its:

Accepted Answer

A)  features. 
B)  serviceability. 
C)  aesthetics. 
D)  conformance. 
E)  durability. 
A)  features. 
B)  serviceability. 
C)  aesthetics. 
D)  conformance. 
E)  durability.

Question 14

The tasks requiring focus which are important but not urgent are found in the quadrant of:

Accepted Answer

A)  excellence. 
B)  necessity. 
C)  quality. 
D)  deception. 
E)  waste. 
A)  excellence. 
B)  necessity. 
C)  quality. 
D)  deception. 
E)  waste.

Question 15

A(n) _____ is a document that outlines the purpose, membership, and required resources for an upcoming meeting.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A(n) _____ is a document that outlines...

Question 16

Producing the desired results within the minimum expenditure of energy, time, money, personnel, or material is a definition of:

Accepted Answer

A)  efficiency. 
B)  effectiveness. 
C)  activity log. 
D)  multitasking. 
E)  operations. 
A)  efficiency. 
B)  effectiveness. 
C)  activity log. 
D)  multitasking. 
E)  operations.

Question 17

In the time-management matrix, the tasks which are urgent but not important are grouped under:

Accepted Answer

A)  quadrant 5. 
B)  quadrant 4. 
C)  quadrant 3. 
D)  quadrant 2. 
E)  quadrant 1. 
A)  quadrant 5. 
B)  quadrant 4. 
C)  quadrant 3. 
D)  quadrant 2. 
E)  quadrant 1.

Question 18

Discuss about the five Ss of lean thinking.

Accepted Answer

One technique that has broad application

Question 19

What is meant by organizational slack?

Accepted Answer

In the late 1950s and early 1960s, two i

A fourth-generation time-management system is one that:

_____ is a Japanese term that refers to any program that seeks small improvements on a regular basis rather than a huge quality initiative.

What are the fundamentals of Six Sigma quality management?

"Motion," one of the seven sources of manufacturing wastes, refers to components or products, not employees and equipment.

A system that incorporates a system of prioritization to tasks that must be done can be termed as:

_____ involves working effectively and efficiently.

Discuss about computer tools that can improve time management, creativity, quality management, and lean operations.

Time-management systems have evolved through _____ generations of models.

Mind mapping is a visual model that uses words, phrases, tasks, or concepts centered on an idea or a problem.

A system composed of essentially a list of tasks that must be done can be termed as a:

Mention the dos and don'ts of time management.

When a customer is shuttled between a variety of operations and where each move does not substantially add to value it refers to:

The speed, competence, and courtesy of repairs or maintenance of a product is a measure of its:

The tasks requiring focus which are important but not urgent are found in the quadrant of:

A(n) _____ is a document that outlines the purpose, membership, and required resources for an upcoming meeting.

Producing the desired results within the minimum expenditure of energy, time, money, personnel, or material is a definition of:

In the time-management matrix, the tasks which are urgent but not important are grouped under:

Discuss about the five Ss of lean thinking.

What is meant by organizational slack?

Foundations for Small Business

Your Business Idea: the Quest for Value

Family Businesses

E-Business and E-Commerce

The Business Plan

Marketing Basics

Marketing Strategy

The Marketing Plan

Accounting and Cash Flow

Financial Management

Supply Chain Management: You Better Get It Right

People and Organization

Icebergs and Escapes

Going Global: Yes or No

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Exam 13: The Search for Efficiency and Effectiveness

A fourth-generation time-management system is one that:

_____ is a Japanese term that refers to any program that seeks small improvements on a regular basis rather than a huge quality initiative.

What are the fundamentals of Six Sigma quality management?

"Motion," one of the seven sources of manufacturing wastes, refers to components or products, not employees and equipment.

A system that incorporates a system of prioritization to tasks that must be done can be termed as:

_____ involves working effectively and efficiently.

Discuss about computer tools that can improve time management, creativity, quality management, and lean operations.

Time-management systems have evolved through _____ generations of models.

Mind mapping is a visual model that uses words, phrases, tasks, or concepts centered on an idea or a problem.

A system composed of essentially a list of tasks that must be done can be termed as a:

Mention the dos and don'ts of time management.

When a customer is shuttled between a variety of operations and where each move does not substantially add to value it refers to:

The speed, competence, and courtesy of repairs or maintenance of a product is a measure of its:

The tasks requiring focus which are important but not urgent are found in the quadrant of:

A(n) _____ is a document that outlines the purpose, membership, and required resources for an upcoming meeting.

Producing the desired results within the minimum expenditure of energy, time, money, personnel, or material is a definition of:

In the time-management matrix, the tasks which are urgent but not important are grouped under:

Discuss about the five Ss of lean thinking.

What is meant by organizational slack?

Foundations for Small Business

Your Business Idea: the Quest for Value

Family Businesses

E-Business and E-Commerce

The Business Plan

Marketing Basics

Marketing Strategy

The Marketing Plan

Accounting and Cash Flow

Financial Management

Supply Chain Management: You Better Get It Right

People and Organization

Icebergs and Escapes

Going Global: Yes or No

Filters