Exam 9: Service Processes
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Exam 2: Strategy54 Questions
Exam 3: Design of Products and Services58 Questions
Exam 4: Project Management78 Questions
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Exam 6: Learning Curves60 Questions
Exam 7: Manufacturing Processes44 Questions
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Exam 9: Service Processes67 Questions
Exam 10: Waiting Line Analysis and Simulation77 Questions
Exam 11: Process Design and Analysis57 Questions
Exam 12: Six Sigma Quality75 Questions
Exam 13: Statistical Quality Control73 Questions
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Exam 15: Logistics Distribution, and Transportation61 Questions
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Exam 18: Forecasting101 Questions
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Exam 23: Theory of Constraints72 Questions
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Service strategy begins by integrating operations and strategy.
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Which of the following is not a characteristic of a well-designed service system?
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Describe the role of service guarantees from the marketing and the operations perspective.
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Service guarantees are discussed on pages 233-234 of the text.Briefly, the marketing perspective is that a service guarantee is an aid to get customers to try the service.To the extent that the guarantee is something that competitors do not offer, it can be a differentiating factor; however, the differentiation may be ethereal because a service guarantee may also be fairly easily copied by a competitor.From an operational perspective, the service guarantee can be an improvement tool and a key point of emphasis at the design stage that focuses on those things that must be done exceptionally well to deliver on the guarantee and satisfy the customer.
Which company is mentioned in the text as a pioneering of the production line approach to delivering on-site service?
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When recovering from a defective service encounter, a poor treatment from a server calls for material compensation.
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An implicit service implies psychological benefits that the customer may sense only vaguely.
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An important aspect of service products is that they cannot be inventoried.
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In the service-system design matrix, a face-to-face total customization service encounter is expected to have which of the following?
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In a service operation, what are the materials purchased or consumed by the buyer called? _____________________________________
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In services, the product is developed first and then the process to produce the service is developed.
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When recovering from a defective service encounter, a botched task calls for an apology.
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Most services consist of a bundle of goods and services known as the service package, which is the major output of the development process.
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Choosing how to accommodate customer induced variability in a service business is the decision of the front-line service provider.
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Service guarantees can be used at the service design stage to focus the firm's delivery system on the things it must do well to satisfy the customer.
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What are the physical resources that must be in place before a service can be offered called? ______________________________
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Poka-yoke is roughly translated from Japanese as "quality management."
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Which of the following is not an element of a good service guarantee?
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Because little or no inventory is carried in a service operation, it is easy to separate the operations management functions from marketing in services.
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Services often take the form of repeated encounters involving face-to-face interactions.
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