Exam 14: Jit and Lean Operations
Exam 1: Introduction to Operations Management74 Questions
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Exam 3: Forecasting164 Questions
Exam 4: Product and Service Design76 Questions
Exam 4: Extension: Reliability12 Questions
Exam 5: Strategic Capacity Planning for Products and Services106 Questions
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Exam 6: Process Selection and Facility Layout150 Questions
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Exam 11: Aggregate Planning and Master Scheduling88 Questions
Exam 12: MRP and ERP89 Questions
Exam 13: Inventory Management161 Questions
Exam 14: Jit and Lean Operations87 Questions
Exam 14: Extension: Maintenance38 Questions
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Exam 16: Scheduling134 Questions
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If a firm's product mix is 60 percent of product A and 20 percent each of products B and C, an optimal mix-model production schedule would be successive sequences of AAABC.
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In the lean approach, inventories are reduced gradually, instead of eliminating inventories as rapidly as possible.
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Previously, management calculated the number of kanban cards allowed by using a value of 1.3 for X. Assuming nothing else (e.g., usage rates, container capacities, etc.), which of the following values for X would indicate management's belief that the system has become more efficient?
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In the lean philosophy, the larger the lot size, the easier it is to schedule.
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Which of the following is not something commonly found in lean systems?
(I) Waste reduction
(II) Output match to a detailed forecast
(III) Visual controls
(IV) Quick changeovers
(V) Long production runs
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The small lot-sizing policy works well in a situation where both holding costs and setup costs are high.
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One major difference between the use of kanban and MRP in scheduling the products to be built is that kanban is primarily a manual system while MRP uses computers.
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The Four Star Publishing Company uses 60 reams of paper each hour at one of its high-speed printing stations. The cycle time for a standard container, which holds 15 reams of paper, averages 40 minutes. If management has decided to use three containers, what efficiency factor was applied?
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The goal of lean operations is to produce output using fewer resources than traditional planning systems.
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Which of the following is not a benefit of small lot sizes in lean systems?
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Engineering changes should not be made in the six-month period following the introduction of a new product.
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A benefit of lean systems is that lead times are increased, allowing more time for processing.
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Lean systems often use layouts that are based on group technology product requirements.
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A real advantage of the lean philosophy is the reduction of coordination effort required.
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Which of the following questions is not answered by value stream mapping?
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The use of small lot sizes in lean operations is in conflict with the EOQ approach since setup costs tend to be significantly higher than holding costs.
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