Production Management

What do you mean by production?

• a. process of making or manufacturing products from raw materials

• b. process of rendering services to the client

• c. process of manufacturing goods and products from raw materials

• d. None of these

Education such as a class that teaches computer programming is a/an

• a. Tangible good

• b. Intangible good

• c. Neither tangible nor intangible good

• d. None of these

A salesperson who can measure his performance in terms of revenue

• a. Tangible good

• b. Intangible good

• c. Neither tangible nor intangible good

• d. None of these

Trademark is a/an

• a. Tangible good

• b. Intangible good

• c. Neither tangible nor intangible good

• d. None of these

The system which may or may not use machinery to produce goods is said to be

• a. Production

• b. Manufacturing

• c. Operations

• d. None of these

Which of the following concept has wider scope?

• a. Production

• b. Manufacturing

• c. Operations

• d. None of these

All forms of wastages should be identified and eliminated is the philosophy of

• a. Lean

• b. JIT

• c. CAD

• d. CAM

………………system and ……………… system is a product-centric and customer-centric

• a. Push and Pull

• b. Pull and Push

• c. Pull and pull

• d. Push and push

A …………. system uses signals to request production when delivery from upstream sections

• a. Push

• b. Pull

• c. None of these

The time between the arrival of raw materials and the shipping of finished goods.

• a. Lead time

• b. Manufacturing cycle time

• c. Reaction time

• d. None of these