Exam 2: Operations Strategy in a Global Environment

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A strategy is a(n)

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What is the difference between goods and services in terms of their location selection?

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The multidomestic OM strategy maximizes local responsiveness while achieving a significant cost advantage.

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NAFTA seeks to phase out all trade and tariff barriers between the United States and Asia.

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Errors made within the location decision area may overwhelm efficiencies in other areas.

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Manufacturing organizations have ten strategic OM decisions, while service organizations have only eight.

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Experience Differentiation

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The World Trade Organization helps provide governments and industries around the world with protection from firms that engage in unethical conduct.

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Which of the international operations strategies uses the existing domestic model globally?

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Porter's Five Forces Model is used to evaluate competition based on which 5 aspects?

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Define core competencies.

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Which of the international operations strategies involves high cost reductions and high local responsiveness?

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The three steps of the operations manager's job, in order, are:

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The acronym MNCstands for

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Identify five parts which Boeing's 787 Dreamliner gets from global suppliers; match each part with the country that supplies it.

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State two examples of cultural and ethical issues that face operations managers in a global environment.

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To attract and retain global talent, and to expand a product's life cycle, are both reasons to globalize.

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Starbucks is one of the best known coffeehouse chains in the world. Each store sells a variety of innovative products to complement the array of coffee choices available. However, 75% of current stores are located in the United States and the expensive nature of the coffee leaves Starbucks vulnerable to changes in consumer spending behavior (such as recessions). Recently Starbucks has begun initiatives to sell its specialty coffee beans for home use, presenting a chance for a large increase in revenue and diversification. However, Starbucks faces fierce competition seeking a piece of its lucrative market share and the threat of consumer behavior changes, given its reputation rides on a singular product. Perform a SWOT analysis for Starbucks.

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With reference to cultural and ethical issues, the World Trade Organization has

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__________ and __________ are two issues where significant cultural differences are large and progress toward global uniformity has been slow.

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