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Deck 16: Supply Chain Management
1
__________ is a partnership of retailers,wholesalers,and manufacturers aimed at managing both demand and the supply chain.
A) Effective consumer response
B) Effective customer reaction
C) Effective consumer reply
D) Efficient consumer response
A) Effective consumer response
B) Effective customer reaction
C) Effective consumer reply
D) Efficient consumer response
Efficient consumer response
2
Which of the following is NOT true of vertical integration?
A) Leads to greater flexibility to changing technology.
B) Can result in a loss of economies of scale.
C) Helps achieve control of the supply chain.
D) Reap the profits of the supplier or distributor when there is an attractive return from the investment.
A) Leads to greater flexibility to changing technology.
B) Can result in a loss of economies of scale.
C) Helps achieve control of the supply chain.
D) Reap the profits of the supplier or distributor when there is an attractive return from the investment.
Leads to greater flexibility to changing technology.
3
The flow of materials from upstream nodes into a firm is called
A) physical supply.
B) physical distribution.
C) demand management.
D) none of the above.
A) physical supply.
B) physical distribution.
C) demand management.
D) none of the above.
physical supply.
4
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of changes in supply chain structure?
A) Are long-range in nature and require considerable capital.
B) Include changes in capacity, facilities, process technology, and vertical integration.
C) Lead to changes in information systems.
D) Are related to bricks and mortar.
A) Are long-range in nature and require considerable capital.
B) Include changes in capacity, facilities, process technology, and vertical integration.
C) Lead to changes in information systems.
D) Are related to bricks and mortar.
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5
Assume a company has $700,000 worth of inventory and averages $10,000 per day in sales.Also assume it takes 30 days for the average customer to pay off its invoice to this company and it takes 120 days for the company to pay for the materials supplied by its suppliers.What is the company's average cash-to-cash cycle time?
A) 20 days.
B) 40 days.
C) -10 days.
D) -20 days.
A) 20 days.
B) 40 days.
C) -10 days.
D) -20 days.
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6
The efficient consumer response (ECR)movement was formed as a partnership among retailers,wholesalers,and producers in what industry?
A) Garment industry.
B) Grocery industry.
C) Automotive industry.
D) Stationery industry.
A) Garment industry.
B) Grocery industry.
C) Automotive industry.
D) Stationery industry.
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7
The average cash-to-cash cycle is defined as
A) Days in inventory + days in account receivable + days in accounts payable.
B) Days in inventory - days in account receivable + days in accounts payable.
C) Days in inventory + days in account receivable - days in accounts payable.
D) Days in inventory - days in account receivable - days in accounts payable.
A) Days in inventory + days in account receivable + days in accounts payable.
B) Days in inventory - days in account receivable + days in accounts payable.
C) Days in inventory + days in account receivable - days in accounts payable.
D) Days in inventory - days in account receivable - days in accounts payable.
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8
Which of the following is NOT a specific measure of supply chain performance?
A) Quality.
B) Time.
C) Innovation.
D) Delivery.
A) Quality.
B) Time.
C) Innovation.
D) Delivery.
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9
The design and management of seamless,value-added processes across organizational boundaries to meet the real needs of the end customer is called
A) demand management.
B) distribution channel management.
C) supply chain management.
D) logistics management.
A) demand management.
B) distribution channel management.
C) supply chain management.
D) logistics management.
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10
Which of the following is NOT a form of structural change of the supply chain?
A) Forward and backward integration.
B) Creating cross-functional teams.
C) Major process simplification.
D) Outsourcing logistics to a third party.
A) Forward and backward integration.
B) Creating cross-functional teams.
C) Major process simplification.
D) Outsourcing logistics to a third party.
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11
Backward or upstream supply chain flows include
A) information.
B) monetary payments.
C) materials. .
D) all of the above.
A) information.
B) monetary payments.
C) materials. .
D) all of the above.
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12
Which of the following is NOT true about supply chain dynamics?
A) The supply chain is a highly interactive system.
B) There is an accelerator effect in the supply chain due to replenishment lead times.
C) The best way to improve the supply chain is to increase the total replenishment time and to feed back actual demand information to all levels.
D) All of the above statements are true.
A) The supply chain is a highly interactive system.
B) There is an accelerator effect in the supply chain due to replenishment lead times.
C) The best way to improve the supply chain is to increase the total replenishment time and to feed back actual demand information to all levels.
D) All of the above statements are true.
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13
Order placement via the Internet does NOT include
A) increasing the accuracy of the order.
B) faster order entry.
C) manufacturing and shipment status.
D) use of an ERP system to schedule production.
A) increasing the accuracy of the order.
B) faster order entry.
C) manufacturing and shipment status.
D) use of an ERP system to schedule production.
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14
What two fundamental processes in all supply chains are most affected by the Internet?
A) Electronic interchange and order placement.
B) Order fulfillment and order placement.
C) B2B exchanges and order fulfillment.
D) None of the above.
A) Electronic interchange and order placement.
B) Order fulfillment and order placement.
C) B2B exchanges and order fulfillment.
D) None of the above.
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15
Specific measures of supply chain performance include all of the following EXCEPT
A) unit cost.
B) volume flexibility.
C) on-time delivery.
D) supplier turnover.
A) unit cost.
B) volume flexibility.
C) on-time delivery.
D) supplier turnover.
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16
The efficient consumer response (ECR)movement was formed to
A) reduce the separation of manufacturer and retailer.
B) make supply chains more responsive to changes in consumer demand.
C) combat the bullwhip effect.
D) do all of the above.
A) reduce the separation of manufacturer and retailer.
B) make supply chains more responsive to changes in consumer demand.
C) combat the bullwhip effect.
D) do all of the above.
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17
Which of the following does the supply chain operations reference (SCOR)model NOT include?
A) Make.
B) Deliver.
C) Return.
D) All of the above are included.
A) Make.
B) Deliver.
C) Return.
D) All of the above are included.
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18
Which of the following supply chain improvements would be done first?
A) Implementing cross-functional teams.
B) Making changes to information systems.
C) Conducting a major product redesign.
D) Implementing a lean system.
A) Implementing cross-functional teams.
B) Making changes to information systems.
C) Conducting a major product redesign.
D) Implementing a lean system.
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19
Which of the following is NOT one of the distinct processes described in the SCOR model?
A) Source.
B) Plan.
C) Make.
D) Recycle.
A) Source.
B) Plan.
C) Make.
D) Recycle.
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20
Commonly employed forms of supply chain structural improvement include all of the following EXCEPT
A) longer-term contracts.
B) forward and backward integration.
C) major process simplification.
D) major product simplification.
A) longer-term contracts.
B) forward and backward integration.
C) major process simplification.
D) major product simplification.
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21
Which of the following is true regarding supply chain sustainability?
A) It is as important to meet today's needs as the needs of future generations.
B) It includes providing safe working conditions for employees.
C) It includes financial responsibility to stakeholders.
D) All of the above.
A) It is as important to meet today's needs as the needs of future generations.
B) It includes providing safe working conditions for employees.
C) It includes financial responsibility to stakeholders.
D) All of the above.
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22
Final consumers can be found farthest downstream in the supply chain.
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23
Major product redesign is often needed to make system improvements in the supply chain.
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24
It is bad to have a negative cash-to-cash cycle in which the firm receives payment before it pays its suppliers.
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25
The objective of structural and system changes is the same: to remove sources of uncertainty,to reduce replenishment time,and to reduce the total cost of supplying the market.
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26
Delivery has three performance measures: on-time delivery,fill rate,and unit cost.
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27
Commonly employed forms of supply chain system improvement include all of the following EXCEPT
A) partnerships with customers.
B) reliance on fewer suppliers.
C) setup time reduction in the manufacturing plant.
D) cross-functional teams.
A) partnerships with customers.
B) reliance on fewer suppliers.
C) setup time reduction in the manufacturing plant.
D) cross-functional teams.
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28
The "triple bottom line" of supply chain performance refers to
A) environmental, social, and financial performance.
B) time to recover (TR), time to match supply (TS), and performance impact (PI).
C) the results of air, water, and energy conservation efforts.
D) none of the above.
A) environmental, social, and financial performance.
B) time to recover (TR), time to match supply (TS), and performance impact (PI).
C) the results of air, water, and energy conservation efforts.
D) none of the above.
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29
Demand chain management tries to match supply and demand.
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30
When an automobile manufacturer purchases a firm that produces wiring harnesses,this is an example of
A) major process redesign.
B) forward integration.
C) backward integration.
D) supply chain system change.
A) major process redesign.
B) forward integration.
C) backward integration.
D) supply chain system change.
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31
Which of the following is NOT true concerning lean systems and supply chain performance?
A) Setup time reduction has minimal impact on the overall supply chain.
B) Once lot sizes are reduced, inventory levels in the supply chain are also reduced.
C) The presence of lean systems indicates stronger supply chain performance.
D) Lean thinking has added to supply chain risk in some cases.
A) Setup time reduction has minimal impact on the overall supply chain.
B) Once lot sizes are reduced, inventory levels in the supply chain are also reduced.
C) The presence of lean systems indicates stronger supply chain performance.
D) Lean thinking has added to supply chain risk in some cases.
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32
Which of the following is included in the supply chain risk mitigation framework?
A) Postrecovery legal action.
B) Efficient government assistance.
C) Postdisruption recovery.
D) All of the above are included.
A) Postrecovery legal action.
B) Efficient government assistance.
C) Postdisruption recovery.
D) All of the above are included.
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33
In supply chain improvement,it is often necessary to reduce the setup time of equipment dramatically so that smaller lots of the product can be economically produced.
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34
Which of the following statements is true regarding the supply chain dynamics?
A) In a highly interactive system, decisions in each part of the supply chain affect the other parts.
B) The idea of safe harbor causes increased orders and inventory magnification.
C) "Inventory panic" is when managers reduce inventories that are perceived to be too high.
D) All of the above.
A) In a highly interactive system, decisions in each part of the supply chain affect the other parts.
B) The idea of safe harbor causes increased orders and inventory magnification.
C) "Inventory panic" is when managers reduce inventories that are perceived to be too high.
D) All of the above.
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35
Which of the following is considered a strategic move to increase supply chain resilience?
A) Shift some emphasis from efficiency to business continuity.
B) Maintain higher inventory levels for critical components.
C) Identify alternate suppliers with different operating conditions.
D) Create backup of information systems.
A) Shift some emphasis from efficiency to business continuity.
B) Maintain higher inventory levels for critical components.
C) Identify alternate suppliers with different operating conditions.
D) Create backup of information systems.
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36
Supply chain sustainability is accomplished primarily through
A) innovation in products.
B) innovation in processes.
C) selection of suppliers who help pursue the triple bottom line.
D) all of the above.
A) innovation in products.
B) innovation in processes.
C) selection of suppliers who help pursue the triple bottom line.
D) all of the above.
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37
Which of the following statements concerning supply chain risk is true?
A) Most companies have a clear understanding of how resilient their supply chains are to failure.
B) Both the chances of disruption occurrence and magnitude of loss must be considered.
C) Focusing attention on the 20% of suppliers that incur 80% of the cost is a recommended approach.
D) All of the above are true.
A) Most companies have a clear understanding of how resilient their supply chains are to failure.
B) Both the chances of disruption occurrence and magnitude of loss must be considered.
C) Focusing attention on the 20% of suppliers that incur 80% of the cost is a recommended approach.
D) All of the above are true.
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38
Which of the following increases the resilience of supply chains in the face of a disruption?
A) Reducing inventory levels.
B) Reducing the number of suppliers.
C) Reducing disruption detection time.
D) All of the above.
A) Reducing inventory levels.
B) Reducing the number of suppliers.
C) Reducing disruption detection time.
D) All of the above.
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39
The level of supply chain resilience is determined by the ability to
A) prepare, detect, and mitigate disruptions.
B) plan, detect, and act on disruptions.
C) diagnose, act, and stop disruptions.
D) plan, see, and secure disruptions.
A) prepare, detect, and mitigate disruptions.
B) plan, detect, and act on disruptions.
C) diagnose, act, and stop disruptions.
D) plan, see, and secure disruptions.
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40
To reduce supply chain risk,a company should
A) concentrate its supply chain in the same geographic area.
B) buy the same critical item from two or more suppliers.
C) reduce the amount of inventory held internally or by suppliers.
D) do all of the above.
A) concentrate its supply chain in the same geographic area.
B) buy the same critical item from two or more suppliers.
C) reduce the amount of inventory held internally or by suppliers.
D) do all of the above.
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41
Order placement involves two processes: getting the order from the customer and providing information regarding the order fulfillment process to customers.
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42
Two common measures of supply chain flexibility are volume and mix flexibility.
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43
Supply chain sustainability includes concern for human rights of workers in the supply chain.
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44
Describe causes of the bullwhip effect.
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45
List and define the four ways to change supply chain structure.
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46
How can a firm design and develop a more resilient supply chain?
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47
List and define the three ways to change supply chain systems.
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