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WorksheetsOM - Quiz #1
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Is the overseeing and designing of production, manufacturing, and distribution of products and services.
Operations Management
Sales and Marketing
Production
Refers to how efficiently inputs, like business processes, result in outputs of goods and services.
Quality
Productivity
Operation
Is the process of teaching or developing in oneself or others, any skills and knowledge or fitness that relate to specific useful competencies.
Training
Apprentice
Skills
Setting numbers or quotas for the entire organization to achieve.
Training
Goals
Fair Wage
Making the workers environment comfortable and suitable for them.
Working Conditions
Goals
Fair Wage
If an employee is struggling with something; listening to their problems and providing swift guidance and understanding can make all the difference.
Support
Training
Goals
Knowing that the employees are being paid fairly.
Fair Wages
Team Goals
Benefits
The process of upgrading or innovating to make the team more productive.
Technology
Support
Goals
Defined as an object or thing that is manufactured or redefined for sale.
Product
Quality
Service
Defined as the action of helping or doing work for someone.
Product
Quality
Service
Homegeneity stands for ...
Standard
Non-standard
Subjective
Heterogeneity stands for ....
Standard
Non-standard
Subjective
This refers to the number one source of new ideas for businesses.
Consumers
Government
Retailers
What QC Ordinance prohibits single-use plastics and disposable materials?
2876
2822
2870
Refers to a team that constantly finds new ways on how to create or improve a product.
Research & Development
Sales and Marketing
Operations Management
Refers to the initial framework in developing new products.
Idea Stage
Concept Stage
Prototype Stage
The framework in which you will define the product by refining the product strategy.
Idea Stage
Concept Stage
Prototype Stage
The framework in which you will validate and try your product prior to launching.
Test Marketing Stage
Concept Stage
Prototype Stage
The framework in which you will construct the product from your initial stage.
Test Marketing Stage
Concept Stage
Prototype Stage
The process of launching and selling your new product. Also refers to as the last stage in the framework of development.
Test Marketing Stage
Commercialization Stage
Prototype Stage
Is a name, term, symbol or design, or a combination of them intended to identify the goods or services.
Brand
Palette
Patent
Refers to the cycle of the product after launching.
Product Life Cycle
Product Shelf Life
Product Life Framework
This stage in the PLC refers to the stability of the product in the market.
Growth
Maturity
Decline
This stage in the PLC refers to the sales improvement of the product after launch.
Growth
Maturity
Decline
This stage happens when the product failed to innovate and loses its magic to its customers.
Growth
Maturity
Decline
