Production Methods

Which method of production produces one-offs?

• Job production

• Batch production

• Mass production

• Cellular production

One advantage of job production is :

• Low product quality

• Lack of collaboration

• Lack of decision making

• Flexibility

Which method of production uses the same production line and workforce to produce a selection of different food items?

• Job production

• Batch production

• Mass production

• Cellular production

Mass production is all about:

• Quantity

• Quality

• Mixed

Is Mass production a good argument for atomization?

• True

• False

Cellular manufacturing improves techniques for workers with more autonomy and responsibility.

• True

• False

An example of a job production method is:

• A sports sweater

• The creation of a custom wedding dress.

• Makeup

• The Coca-Cola company

Changing the production method can be ___ if the company has already chosen and implemented a certain production method.

• Difficult and costly to change

• Easy and costly to change

• Difficult and cheap to change

• Easy and cheap to change

The factors that influence the determination of the most appropriate method of production are:

• Best-selling products, government regulations, resource scarcity and product popularity.

• Government regulations, the resource constraints, the target market and the state of the technology exists.

• Target market, government regulations, state of the existing technology and availability of resources.

• The available technology, best-selling products, production ethics and production difficulties.

This term refers to the fact that businesses used a continuous flow of materials along an assembly line.

• Cellular manufacturing

• Price

• Flow production

• Management