Question 1

The productive capability of a firm is known as ________.

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The answer of The productive capability of a firm is...

Question 2

The capacity for a machine or system that is available after accounting only for scrap and rework is known as actual capacity.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

A planning strategy that produces products in the exact amount demanded in each period is known as ________.

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The answer of A planning strategy that produces products in...

Question 4

The capacity strategy where capacity is only increased when increasing demand justifies the increase in capacity is called ________.

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The answer of The capacity strategy where capacity is only...

Question 5

Which of these factors need to be considered when computing the actual capacity of a machine or system?

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A) Scrap 
B) Inefficiencies 
C) Rework 
D) All of the above 
E) A and C above 
A) Scrap 
B) Inefficiencies 
C) Rework 
D) All of the above 
E) A and C above

Question 6

Capacity utilization is defined as the ratio of

Accepted Answer

A) actual output to actual capacity. 
B) actual output to design capacity. 
C) design capacity to actual capacity. 
D) actual capacity to actual output. 
A) actual output to actual capacity. 
B) actual output to design capacity. 
C) design capacity to actual capacity. 
D) actual capacity to actual output.

Question 7

A printer has been rated by the manufacturer to print 40 pages per minute (ppm).This is the ________ capacity of the printer.

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The answer of A printer has been rated by the...

Question 8

The rate of capacity utilization that minimizes average product cost is known as ________.

Accepted Answer

best opera

Question 9

The ratio of actual output to actual capacity is called ________.

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The answer of The ratio of actual output to actual...

Question 10

A planning system that focuses on bottlenecks to ensure that the MPS does not overload production processes or facilities is known as ________.

Accepted Answer

rough-cut

Question 11

The typical time horizon for developing a Sales and Operations Plan (SOP)is

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A) 6 months to 1 year. 
B) up to 3 months. 
C) weekly. 
D) daily. 
A) 6 months to 1 year. 
B) up to 3 months. 
C) weekly. 
D) daily.

Question 12

Creating a high-level overview of planning,which involves groups or families of products,is called ________.

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The answer of Creating a high-level overview of planning,which involves...

Question 13

The capacity for a machine or system that is available after accounting for scrap and rework and also factors in inefficiencies inherent in the system is known as ________.

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The answer of The capacity for a machine or system...

Question 14

The phenomenon where producing more such that the average cost of production for the item decreases is known as ________.

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The answer of The phenomenon where producing more such that...

Question 15

The MRP input that states which end items are to be produced,when they are needed,and what quantities are needed,is the

Accepted Answer

A) Bill of Materials. 
B) Production Activity Report. 
C) Master Production Schedule. 
D) Inventory Status File. 
A) Bill of Materials. 
B) Production Activity Report. 
C) Master Production Schedule. 
D) Inventory Status File.

Question 16

A visual depiction of the subassemblies and components that are needed to produce and/or assemble a product is called a(n):

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A) Gantt chart. 
B) process diagram. 
C) SCOR chart. 
D) product structure tree. 
A) Gantt chart. 
B) process diagram. 
C) SCOR chart. 
D) product structure tree.

Question 17

In the level SOP strategy,variations in demand from period to period are met by

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A) varying production levels by adjusting employment levels. 
B) varying production levels without adjusting employment levels. 
C) changing price levels. 
D) using inventory buffers. 
A) varying production levels by adjusting employment levels. 
B) varying production levels without adjusting employment levels. 
C) changing price levels. 
D) using inventory buffers.

Question 18

The element of the MRP record which is the quantity required for an item at the end of each period to meet customer requirements is called

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A) gross requirements. 
B) net requirements. 
C) scheduled receipts. 
D) planned order receipts. 
A) gross requirements. 
B) net requirements. 
C) scheduled receipts. 
D) planned order receipts.

Question 19

The element of the MRP record which is the quantity required for an item at the end of each period to meet customer requirements is called ________.

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The answer of The element of the MRP record which...

Question 20

Demand that is calculated from the requirements for some parent item is called ________.

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The answer of Demand that is calculated from the requirements...

The productive capability of a firm is known as ________.

The capacity for a machine or system that is available after accounting only for scrap and rework is known as actual capacity.

A planning strategy that produces products in the exact amount demanded in each period is known as ________.

The capacity strategy where capacity is only increased when increasing demand justifies the increase in capacity is called ________.

Which of these factors need to be considered when computing the actual capacity of a machine or system?

Capacity utilization is defined as the ratio of

A printer has been rated by the manufacturer to print 40 pages per minute (ppm).This is the ________ capacity of the printer.

The rate of capacity utilization that minimizes average product cost is known as ________.

The ratio of actual output to actual capacity is called ________.

A planning system that focuses on bottlenecks to ensure that the MPS does not overload production processes or facilities is known as ________.

The typical time horizon for developing a Sales and Operations Plan (SOP)is

Creating a high-level overview of planning,which involves groups or families of products,is called ________.

The capacity for a machine or system that is available after accounting for scrap and rework and also factors in inefficiencies inherent in the system is known as ________.

The phenomenon where producing more such that the average cost of production for the item decreases is known as ________.

The MRP input that states which end items are to be produced,when they are needed,and what quantities are needed,is the

A visual depiction of the subassemblies and components that are needed to produce and/or assemble a product is called a(n):

In the level SOP strategy,variations in demand from period to period are met by

The element of the MRP record which is the quantity required for an item at the end of each period to meet customer requirements is called

The element of the MRP record which is the quantity required for an item at the end of each period to meet customer requirements is called ________.

Demand that is calculated from the requirements for some parent item is called ________.

Introduction to Supply Chain and Operations Management

Supply Chain and Operations Strategy

Product and Process Design and Mapping

Service Design

Customer Relationship Management

Strategic Sourcing

Supplier Management

Demand Management and Forecasting

Inventory Management Fundamentals and Independent Demand

Logistics

Project Management

Supply Chain Quality Management

Statistical Process Control

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Exam 10: Sales and Operations Planning and Enterprise Resource Planning

The productive capability of a firm is known as ________.

The capacity for a machine or system that is available after accounting only for scrap and rework is known as actual capacity.

A planning strategy that produces products in the exact amount demanded in each period is known as ________.

The capacity strategy where capacity is only increased when increasing demand justifies the increase in capacity is called ________.

Which of these factors need to be considered when computing the actual capacity of a machine or system?

Capacity utilization is defined as the ratio of

A printer has been rated by the manufacturer to print 40 pages per minute (ppm).This is the ________ capacity of the printer.

The rate of capacity utilization that minimizes average product cost is known as ________.

The ratio of actual output to actual capacity is called ________.

A planning system that focuses on bottlenecks to ensure that the MPS does not overload production processes or facilities is known as ________.

The typical time horizon for developing a Sales and Operations Plan (SOP)is

Creating a high-level overview of planning,which involves groups or families of products,is called ________.

The capacity for a machine or system that is available after accounting for scrap and rework and also factors in inefficiencies inherent in the system is known as ________.

The phenomenon where producing more such that the average cost of production for the item decreases is known as ________.

The MRP input that states which end items are to be produced,when they are needed,and what quantities are needed,is the

A visual depiction of the subassemblies and components that are needed to produce and/or assemble a product is called a(n):

In the level SOP strategy,variations in demand from period to period are met by

The element of the MRP record which is the quantity required for an item at the end of each period to meet customer requirements is called

The element of the MRP record which is the quantity required for an item at the end of each period to meet customer requirements is called ________.

Demand that is calculated from the requirements for some parent item is called ________.

Introduction to Supply Chain and Operations Management

Supply Chain and Operations Strategy

Product and Process Design and Mapping

Service Design

Customer Relationship Management

Strategic Sourcing

Supplier Management

Demand Management and Forecasting

Inventory Management Fundamentals and Independent Demand

Logistics

Project Management

Supply Chain Quality Management

Statistical Process Control

Lean and Six Sigma Management and Leading Change

Filters