Exam 21: Managing Operations

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When Cadbury Chocolates mixes ingredients for their candies, this act is part of operations.

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The simplest method of inventory record-keeping is called cycle counting.

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Aaron operates a confectionery stand in the Johannesburg CBD.His business is seasonal but within those seasons several other factors influence the demand for sweets.Aaron is most likely to use _______________ to help him predict demand on a daily basis.

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A method that judges products as acceptable or unacceptable is known as:

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When a company expands resources in response to a constraint, they are using the option of increasing efficiency.

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An approach that emphasises efficiency through elimination of waste independent of other aspects of the process is called:

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Poka-yoke is a proactive approach that seeks to mistake-proof a business's operations.

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At the weekly managers' meeting, Marcel is discussing how the company's product is made and delivered to its customers.Marcel is talking about:

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Match the term with its definition.Some terms may not be used a.ABC method b.Associative forecasting c.Cooperative purchasing organisation d.Cycle counting e.Demand management strategies f.Economic order quantity g.Just-in-time inventory system h.Perpetual inventory system i.Physical inventory system j.Poka-yoke k.Statistical inventory control l.Two-bin inventory system -A method of inventory control based on the use of two containers for each item in inventory, one to meet current demand and the other to meet future demand.

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The just-in-time inventory system classifies inventory into three categories based on value.

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Match the term with its definition.Some terms may not be used a.Continuous manufacturing b.Flexible manufacturing systems c.Job shops d.Lean production e.Make-or-buy decisions f.Operations g.Outsourcing h.Poka-yoke i.Project manufacturing j.Repetitive manufacturing k.Supply Chain Operations Reference model l.Synchronous manufacturing -Contracting with a third party to take on and manage one or more of a business's functions.

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Match the term with its definition.Some terms may not be used a.Continuous manufacturing b.Flexible manufacturing systems c.Job shops d.Lean production e.Make-or-buy decisions f.Operations g.Outsourcing h.Poka-yoke i.Project manufacturing j.Repetitive manufacturing k.Supply Chain Operations Reference model l.Synchronous manufacturing -A list of critical factors that provides a helpful starting place when assessing a supplier's performance.

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Bobbi Jo pulls one part from the production line every 15 minutes and measures its dimensions against the specifications.Bobbi Jo is using:

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An example of associative forecasting is when a concert promoter predicts attendance based on the trend of attendance of the same event in the same location in previous years.

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ISO 9000:

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Unless a business is planning to market products in Europe or supply components to US automakers, getting ISO 9000 certification is a waste of time and money.

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Most companies run out of stock from incorrect procurement practices.

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The basic quality tool that Kaoru Ishikawa recognised that identifies potential causes of a problem while sorting them into categories is the:

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Work groups tend to be better at coordination than specialisation.

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Discuss the objectives of inventory management.

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