Exam 19: Performance Measurement and Evaluation

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All aspects of performance lend themselves to quantitative measurement.

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Which of the following is not one of the common problems in measuring performance?

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Transportation costs can be measured only in total dollars and not as a percentage of cost of goods sold or sales revenue.

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It is uncommon to have measures that track different aspects of a firm's inventory investment.

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Because firms are increasingly focusing on cost versus price,price performance measures are no long popular.

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It is difficult to develop performance improvement plans without understanding the areas in which performance falls short.

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The ____ measure expresses a maximum number (in absolute or percentage terms)of level of defects allowable for any particular product,assembly,or service.

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Customer defects per supplier is a measure of the number of defects from individual suppliers to indicate comparable quality performance among competing suppliers.

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A measurement system should rely on quantitative data instead of qualitative feelings and assessments.

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Joint participation means that the personnel responsible for each measure participate in developing the measure or establishing the measure's performance objective.

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____ measures include tracking actual transportation costs against some preestablished objective,demurrage and detention costs,and premium transportation measures.

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Purchasing requires measures that reflect its ability to support overall corporate and functional goals,which means an increased emphasis on pure efficiency measures and a decreased emphasis on effectiveness measures.

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A sound measurement and evaluation system provides sporadic or as-needed reporting of performance results.

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Few measures include a standard or target against which to evaluate performance results or outcomes.

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A common misconception is that a performance evaluation system should not measure every activity.

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Having too little data is the most common problem an organization has with its measurement system.

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A/An ____ is one that personnel cannot inappropriately influence the results of.

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____ focus on achieving standardization of components,systems,and services and application of currently used purchased items or the use of industry-standard versus unique items.

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____ is the continuous measuring of products,services,processes,activities,and practices against a firm's best competitors or those companies recognized as industry or functional leaders.

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____ refers to the extent to which,by choosing a certain course of action,management can meet a previously established goal or standard.

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