Deck 10: Supply Chain Management Strategy and Design

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Supply chains for services are easier to define than supply chains for manufactured goods.
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Globalization and advances in information technology are primary reasons why supply chain management has become a competitive priority for companies.
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A supply chain is sometimes referred to as a demand-driven value chain.
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Companies address uncertainty in their supply chains by holding extra inventory.
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Increasing supply chain transparency only magnifies the bullwhip effect.
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Sustainability is defined by the United Nations as sacrificing the present needs to ensure the needs of future generations are more than satisfied.
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A supply chain encompasses only the activities associated with the flow of goods.
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One way to cope with the bullwhip effect is for supply chain members to share demand information.
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Supply chain uncertainty and variability may result in incomplete and late orders.
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Final end-use customers are upstream members of a supply chain.
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Suppliers are upstream members of a supply chain.
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Going green has become one of the most visible recent trends in operations and supply chain management.
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A supply chain consists of an integrated group of processes to source, make, and store products.
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An ongoing risk management process builds resiliency into the supply chain.
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Traditionally, each supply chain member was viewed as a separate, stand-alone entity focused on its own goals.
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Suppliers and customers rarely participate in the design of a supply chain.
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Because value chain and supply chain have similar meanings, they are often used interchangeably.
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The bullwhip effect occurs when slight to moderate demand variability becomes magnified as demand information is transmitted back upstream.
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The supply chain for a service tends to be more compacted and less extended than a supply chain for a manufactured good.
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Supply chain management focuses on integrating and managing the flow of manufactured goods, services, and related information.
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Supply chain processes include

A) procurement.
B) production.
C) distribution.
D) All of these answer choices are correct.
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The same quality management program on reducing waste can also be used to meet sustainability goals.
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Supply chain management focuses on integrating and managing the flow of

A) services.
B) information.
C) goods.
D) All of these answer choices are correct.
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Distributors, warehouses, and retailers are referred to as _____________ supply chain members.

A) downstream
B) upstream
C) procurement
D) None of these answer choices is correct.
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Company resource plan (CRP) is a software that integrates the components of a company by sharing and organizing information and data.
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Use of radio frequency identification (RFID) technology makes it possible for a customer to determine production schedules.
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Which of the following refers to an approach to risk management that aggregates risk?

A) Risk pooling
B) Risk optimizing
C) Risk capturing
D) None of these answer choices is correct.
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Collaborative planning, forecasting, and replenishment (CPFR) is a useful tool supporting supply chain integration.
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E-business replaces physical exchange processes with electronic ones.
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The purchasing of goods and services from suppliers is called

A) sourcing.
B) offshoring.
C) procurement.
D) None of these choices is correct.
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Fill rate is one of the three key performance indicators in measuring supply chain performance.
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Getting the members of a supply chain to collaborate and work together is called supply chain integration.
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A computer-to-computer exchange of business documents in a standard format is known as electronic data interchange (EDI).
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Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is software that helps integrate many of the supply chain components by sharing and organizing information and data among supply chain members.
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Information is the essential link for coordination among all supply chain members.
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Collaborative planning, forecasting and replenishment (CFPR) is a process where the more influential member of the supply chain dictates schedules to ensure customer demand is satisfied.
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The suppliers in a supply chain are referred to as ______________ supply chain members.

A) downstream
B) midstream
C) upstream
D) None of these answer choices is correct.
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A demand-driven value chain is considered to be a global supply chain that is organized according to all the following overlapping areas of responsibility except

A) supply management.
B) demand management.
C) product management.
D) process management.
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The impetus for sustainability comes from downstream members of the supply chain and moves upstream to include suppliers.
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The supply chain operations reference (SCOR) model reports the fraction of orders filled by a distribution center in a specific time period.
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Inventory turnover is computed by

A) dividing the cost of goods sold by the average aggregate inventory value.
B) dividing the average aggregate inventory value by costs of goods sold.
C) multiplying the average aggregate inventory value by cost of goods sold.
D) subtracting cost of goods sold from the average aggregate inventory value.
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All the following are enablers of efficient supply chain management except

A) bar codes.
B) price tags.
C) RFID tags.
D) the Internet.
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Companies resist establishing green supply chains for all the following reasons except that

A) the market is soft for products with green attributes.
B) green manufacturing requires costly new equipment and practice.
C) green initiatives lower costs because fewer resources are consumed.
D) green practices face additional government, societal and cultural pressures.
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Information sharing in support of supply chain integration includes all the following types except

A) demand data.
B) inventory stocks.
C) cost and profit data.
D) production and shipping schedules.
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Which of the following is not a key to effective supply chain management?

A) communication among members
B) independence among members
C) collaboration among members
D) trust among members
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A company that produces small electric motors for treadmills had cost of goods sold last year of $241,000,000. The average value of inventory for raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods are shown in the table below: <strong>A company that produces small electric motors for treadmills had cost of goods sold last year of $241,000,000. The average value of inventory for raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods are shown in the table below:   If the company operates 365 days a year, the days of supply being held in inventory is</strong> A) 44.4 days. B) 27.4 days. C) 8.2 days. D) 0.1 day. <div style=padding-top: 35px> If the company operates 365 days a year, the days of supply being held in inventory is

A) 44.4 days.
B) 27.4 days.
C) 8.2 days.
D) 0.1 day.
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Supply chain integration does not involve __________________ among supply chain members.

A) providing information
B) collaborating on replenishment
C) reducing competition
D) coordinating work flows
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E-business replaces _________ processes with ___________ ones.

A) physical, electronic
B) electronic, physical
C) physical, physical
D) electronic, electronic
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_______________________ is not a perceived advantage of radio frequency identification (RFID) technology.

A) Loss of personal privacy
B) Reduced stock-outs
C) Prevention of fraud or theft
D) Lower distribution costs
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A computer-to-computer exchange of business documents in a standard format is known as

A) e-business.
B) electronic data interchange (EDI).
C) radio frequency identification (RFID).
D) point-of-sale data.
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The United Nations defines sustainability as meeting _________ needs without compromising the ability of ______ generations to meet their needs.

A) future, present
B) present, future
C) present, present
D) future, future
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The bullwhip effect can

A) increase inventories.
B) increase demand.
C) increase customer service levels.
D) increase capacity.
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Which of the following is not one of the three key performance indicators (KPI) used to measure supply chain performance?

A) inventory turnover
B) postponement rate
C) inventory days of supply
D) fill rate
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Information technology supports supply chain integration through

A) information sharing and collaborative planning.
B) workflow coordination.
C) adoption of new methods and technologies.
D) All of these answer choices are correct.
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A company that produces specialized video equipment had cost of goods sold last year of $127,000,000. The average value of inventory for raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods are shown in the table below: <strong>A company that produces specialized video equipment had cost of goods sold last year of $127,000,000. The average value of inventory for raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods are shown in the table below:   If the company operates 50 weeks per year then the number of inventory turns would be</strong> A) 1.4 turns. B) 4.4 turns. C) 9.0 turns. D) 10.2 turns. <div style=padding-top: 35px> If the company operates 50 weeks per year then the number of inventory turns would be

A) 1.4 turns.
B) 4.4 turns.
C) 9.0 turns.
D) 10.2 turns.
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One way to reduce the bullwhip effect is for supply chain members to

A) make ordering decisions independently of each other.
B) create demand forecasts independently of other supply chain members.
C) share demand forecasts with other supply chain members.
D) restrict information flows between supply chain members.
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All the following are approaches used in risk pooling within a supply chain except

A) reducing the number and variety of parts.
B) encouraging large orders.
C) combining inventories from multiple locations into one location.
D) None of these answer choices is correct.
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Increased uncertainty and variability in a supply chain typically results in

A) faster deliveries.
B) more accurate order fulfillment.
C) larger inventories.
D) lower costs.
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Information sharing among supply chain members will typically result in all of the following except

A) faster response times.
B) early problem detection.
C) an increased bullwhip effect.
D) greater trust and confidence among supply chain members.
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In general, it can be said of a modern supply chain that ________ information has the effect of ________ inventory.

A) increasing, decreasing
B) decreasing, increasing
C) increasing, increasing
D) decreasing, decreasing
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What is a supply chain?
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List and explain the three key supply chain performance indicators.
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What is the bullwhip effect and how does it occur?
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All of the following are performance metrics in the SCOR system, except a) perfect order fulfillment.
B) production flexibility.
C) value-added productivity.
D) asset fulfillment.
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What processes comprise the supply chain and how are the processes integrated?
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A company that produces printer cartridges had cost of goods sold last year of $629,462,423. The average value of inventory for raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods are shown in the table below: <strong>A company that produces printer cartridges had cost of goods sold last year of $629,462,423. The average value of inventory for raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods are shown in the table below:   If the company operates 50 weeks per year, then the weeks of supply in inventory would be</strong> A) 3.7 weeks. B) 2.5 weeks. C) 13.5 weeks. D) 28.3 weeks. <div style=padding-top: 35px> If the company operates 50 weeks per year, then the weeks of supply in inventory would be

A) 3.7 weeks.
B) 2.5 weeks.
C) 13.5 weeks.
D) 28.3 weeks.
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What is the role of information and information technology in managing the supply chain?
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A company that produces specialized video equipment had cost of goods sold last year of $127,000,000. The average value of inventory for raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods are shown in the table below: <strong>A company that produces specialized video equipment had cost of goods sold last year of $127,000,000. The average value of inventory for raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods are shown in the table below:   If the company operates 50 weeks per year, then the weeks of supply in inventory would be</strong> A) 4.9 weeks. B) 0.1 week. C) 10.2 weeks. D) 35.8 weeks. <div style=padding-top: 35px> If the company operates 50 weeks per year, then the weeks of supply in inventory would be

A) 4.9 weeks.
B) 0.1 week.
C) 10.2 weeks.
D) 35.8 weeks.
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The fraction of orders filled by a distribution center or warehouse within a specific time period is referred to as the

A) inventory turnover.
B) inventory supply time.
C) fill rate.
D) aggregate orders processed.
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List and define four information technology supply chain enablers.
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Who are the upstream and downstream supply chain members?
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Which of the following is not a key performance indicator used in supply chain management?

A) Fill rate
B) Days of supply
C) Cost of goods
D) Inventory turns
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A company that produces printer cartridges had cost of goods sold last year of $629,462,423. The average value of inventory for raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods are shown in the table below: <strong>A company that produces printer cartridges had cost of goods sold last year of $629,462,423. The average value of inventory for raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods are shown in the table below:   If the company operates 50 weeks per year then the number of inventory turns would be</strong> A) 3.7 turns. B) 2.5 turns. C) 13.5 turns. D) 28.3 turns. <div style=padding-top: 35px> If the company operates 50 weeks per year then the number of inventory turns would be

A) 3.7 turns.
B) 2.5 turns.
C) 13.5 turns.
D) 28.3 turns.
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Supply chains for services are easier to define than supply chains for manufactured goods.
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Globalization and advances in information technology are primary reasons why supply chain management has become a competitive priority for companies.
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A supply chain is sometimes referred to as a demand-driven value chain.
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Companies address uncertainty in their supply chains by holding extra inventory.
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Increasing supply chain transparency only magnifies the bullwhip effect.
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Sustainability is defined by the United Nations as sacrificing the present needs to ensure the needs of future generations are more than satisfied.
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A supply chain encompasses only the activities associated with the flow of goods.
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One way to cope with the bullwhip effect is for supply chain members to share demand information.
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Supply chain uncertainty and variability may result in incomplete and late orders.
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Final end-use customers are upstream members of a supply chain.
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Suppliers are upstream members of a supply chain.
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Going green has become one of the most visible recent trends in operations and supply chain management.
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A supply chain consists of an integrated group of processes to source, make, and store products.
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An ongoing risk management process builds resiliency into the supply chain.
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Traditionally, each supply chain member was viewed as a separate, stand-alone entity focused on its own goals.
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Suppliers and customers rarely participate in the design of a supply chain.
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Because value chain and supply chain have similar meanings, they are often used interchangeably.
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The bullwhip effect occurs when slight to moderate demand variability becomes magnified as demand information is transmitted back upstream.
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The supply chain for a service tends to be more compacted and less extended than a supply chain for a manufactured good.
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Supply chain management focuses on integrating and managing the flow of manufactured goods, services, and related information.
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Supply chain processes include

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The same quality management program on reducing waste can also be used to meet sustainability goals.
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Supply chain management focuses on integrating and managing the flow of

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Distributors, warehouses, and retailers are referred to as _____________ supply chain members.

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Company resource plan (CRP) is a software that integrates the components of a company by sharing and organizing information and data.
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Use of radio frequency identification (RFID) technology makes it possible for a customer to determine production schedules.
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Which of the following refers to an approach to risk management that aggregates risk?

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Collaborative planning, forecasting, and replenishment (CPFR) is a useful tool supporting supply chain integration.
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E-business replaces physical exchange processes with electronic ones.
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The purchasing of goods and services from suppliers is called

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Fill rate is one of the three key performance indicators in measuring supply chain performance.
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Getting the members of a supply chain to collaborate and work together is called supply chain integration.
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A computer-to-computer exchange of business documents in a standard format is known as electronic data interchange (EDI).
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Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is software that helps integrate many of the supply chain components by sharing and organizing information and data among supply chain members.
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Information is the essential link for coordination among all supply chain members.
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Collaborative planning, forecasting and replenishment (CFPR) is a process where the more influential member of the supply chain dictates schedules to ensure customer demand is satisfied.
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The suppliers in a supply chain are referred to as ______________ supply chain members.

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A demand-driven value chain is considered to be a global supply chain that is organized according to all the following overlapping areas of responsibility except

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The impetus for sustainability comes from downstream members of the supply chain and moves upstream to include suppliers.
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The supply chain operations reference (SCOR) model reports the fraction of orders filled by a distribution center in a specific time period.
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Inventory turnover is computed by

A) dividing the cost of goods sold by the average aggregate inventory value.
B) dividing the average aggregate inventory value by costs of goods sold.
C) multiplying the average aggregate inventory value by cost of goods sold.
D) subtracting cost of goods sold from the average aggregate inventory value.
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All the following are enablers of efficient supply chain management except

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D) the Internet.
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Companies resist establishing green supply chains for all the following reasons except that

A) the market is soft for products with green attributes.
B) green manufacturing requires costly new equipment and practice.
C) green initiatives lower costs because fewer resources are consumed.
D) green practices face additional government, societal and cultural pressures.
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Information sharing in support of supply chain integration includes all the following types except

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D) production and shipping schedules.
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Which of the following is not a key to effective supply chain management?

A) communication among members
B) independence among members
C) collaboration among members
D) trust among members
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A company that produces small electric motors for treadmills had cost of goods sold last year of $241,000,000. The average value of inventory for raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods are shown in the table below: <strong>A company that produces small electric motors for treadmills had cost of goods sold last year of $241,000,000. The average value of inventory for raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods are shown in the table below:   If the company operates 365 days a year, the days of supply being held in inventory is</strong> A) 44.4 days. B) 27.4 days. C) 8.2 days. D) 0.1 day. If the company operates 365 days a year, the days of supply being held in inventory is

A) 44.4 days.
B) 27.4 days.
C) 8.2 days.
D) 0.1 day.
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Supply chain integration does not involve __________________ among supply chain members.

A) providing information
B) collaborating on replenishment
C) reducing competition
D) coordinating work flows
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E-business replaces _________ processes with ___________ ones.

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B) electronic, physical
C) physical, physical
D) electronic, electronic
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_______________________ is not a perceived advantage of radio frequency identification (RFID) technology.

A) Loss of personal privacy
B) Reduced stock-outs
C) Prevention of fraud or theft
D) Lower distribution costs
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A computer-to-computer exchange of business documents in a standard format is known as

A) e-business.
B) electronic data interchange (EDI).
C) radio frequency identification (RFID).
D) point-of-sale data.
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The United Nations defines sustainability as meeting _________ needs without compromising the ability of ______ generations to meet their needs.

A) future, present
B) present, future
C) present, present
D) future, future
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The bullwhip effect can

A) increase inventories.
B) increase demand.
C) increase customer service levels.
D) increase capacity.
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Which of the following is not one of the three key performance indicators (KPI) used to measure supply chain performance?

A) inventory turnover
B) postponement rate
C) inventory days of supply
D) fill rate
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Information technology supports supply chain integration through

A) information sharing and collaborative planning.
B) workflow coordination.
C) adoption of new methods and technologies.
D) All of these answer choices are correct.
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A company that produces specialized video equipment had cost of goods sold last year of $127,000,000. The average value of inventory for raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods are shown in the table below: <strong>A company that produces specialized video equipment had cost of goods sold last year of $127,000,000. The average value of inventory for raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods are shown in the table below:   If the company operates 50 weeks per year then the number of inventory turns would be</strong> A) 1.4 turns. B) 4.4 turns. C) 9.0 turns. D) 10.2 turns. If the company operates 50 weeks per year then the number of inventory turns would be

A) 1.4 turns.
B) 4.4 turns.
C) 9.0 turns.
D) 10.2 turns.
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One way to reduce the bullwhip effect is for supply chain members to

A) make ordering decisions independently of each other.
B) create demand forecasts independently of other supply chain members.
C) share demand forecasts with other supply chain members.
D) restrict information flows between supply chain members.
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All the following are approaches used in risk pooling within a supply chain except

A) reducing the number and variety of parts.
B) encouraging large orders.
C) combining inventories from multiple locations into one location.
D) None of these answer choices is correct.
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Increased uncertainty and variability in a supply chain typically results in

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C) larger inventories.
D) lower costs.
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Information sharing among supply chain members will typically result in all of the following except

A) faster response times.
B) early problem detection.
C) an increased bullwhip effect.
D) greater trust and confidence among supply chain members.
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In general, it can be said of a modern supply chain that ________ information has the effect of ________ inventory.

A) increasing, decreasing
B) decreasing, increasing
C) increasing, increasing
D) decreasing, decreasing
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What is a supply chain?
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List and explain the three key supply chain performance indicators.
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What is the bullwhip effect and how does it occur?
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All of the following are performance metrics in the SCOR system, except a) perfect order fulfillment.
B) production flexibility.
C) value-added productivity.
D) asset fulfillment.
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What processes comprise the supply chain and how are the processes integrated?
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A company that produces printer cartridges had cost of goods sold last year of $629,462,423. The average value of inventory for raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods are shown in the table below: <strong>A company that produces printer cartridges had cost of goods sold last year of $629,462,423. The average value of inventory for raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods are shown in the table below:   If the company operates 50 weeks per year, then the weeks of supply in inventory would be</strong> A) 3.7 weeks. B) 2.5 weeks. C) 13.5 weeks. D) 28.3 weeks. If the company operates 50 weeks per year, then the weeks of supply in inventory would be

A) 3.7 weeks.
B) 2.5 weeks.
C) 13.5 weeks.
D) 28.3 weeks.
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What is the role of information and information technology in managing the supply chain?
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A company that produces specialized video equipment had cost of goods sold last year of $127,000,000. The average value of inventory for raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods are shown in the table below: <strong>A company that produces specialized video equipment had cost of goods sold last year of $127,000,000. The average value of inventory for raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods are shown in the table below:   If the company operates 50 weeks per year, then the weeks of supply in inventory would be</strong> A) 4.9 weeks. B) 0.1 week. C) 10.2 weeks. D) 35.8 weeks. If the company operates 50 weeks per year, then the weeks of supply in inventory would be

A) 4.9 weeks.
B) 0.1 week.
C) 10.2 weeks.
D) 35.8 weeks.
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The fraction of orders filled by a distribution center or warehouse within a specific time period is referred to as the

A) inventory turnover.
B) inventory supply time.
C) fill rate.
D) aggregate orders processed.
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70
List and define four information technology supply chain enablers.
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71
Who are the upstream and downstream supply chain members?
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Which of the following is not a key performance indicator used in supply chain management?

A) Fill rate
B) Days of supply
C) Cost of goods
D) Inventory turns
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A company that produces printer cartridges had cost of goods sold last year of $629,462,423. The average value of inventory for raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods are shown in the table below: <strong>A company that produces printer cartridges had cost of goods sold last year of $629,462,423. The average value of inventory for raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods are shown in the table below:   If the company operates 50 weeks per year then the number of inventory turns would be</strong> A) 3.7 turns. B) 2.5 turns. C) 13.5 turns. D) 28.3 turns. If the company operates 50 weeks per year then the number of inventory turns would be

A) 3.7 turns.
B) 2.5 turns.
C) 13.5 turns.
D) 28.3 turns.
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