Production

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

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

Which of the following concept has wider scope?

• a. Production

• b. Manufacturing

• c. Operations

• d. None of these

Acquiring the resources needed to create a product, Planning how to convert those resources into products, and Making sure the products meet the standards set for them are the three functions of

• Production Management

• Product Development

• Quality Control

• Distribution Management

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

The measure of how much a business produces in a given time is:

• Quality Control

• Productivity

• Automation

• Logistics

The planning, execution, and control of the movement and placement of people and/or goods is:

• Quality Control

• Productivity

• Automation

• Logistics

The process of making sure the goods and services you produce meet certain standards is:

• Quality Control

• Productivity

• Automation

• Logistics

Which word would be used for this product?

• Job
• Batch 
• Flow 
• Mixed

The six categories of inputs include

• 1.Raw materials

  2.Capital equipment

  3.Labour

  4.Information

  5.Time and efficiency

  6.Money

• 1.Raw materials

  2.Capital equipment

  3.Labour

  4.Information

  5.Time and efficiency

  6.Mass production

• 1.Raw ingredients

  2.Equipment

  3.Robotics

  4.Information

  5.Time and efficiency

  6.Money