WorksheetsMAR214 - FINALS - March14
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 21mins
Refers to the stock or store of goods waiting to be sold or used for manufacture.
Inventory
Procurement
Forecasting
Operations
Which is not a strategy for Inventory Management?
Value Analysis
Variation Reduction
Lean Operation
Supply Chain Management
The process of keeping track of accurate and up-to-date information in order to make better inventory decisions.
Value Analysis
Variation Reduction
Record Keeping
Supply Chain Management
Which of the following can yield significant improvement in inventory management?
Value Analysis
Variation Reduction
Record Keeping
Supply Chain Management
When goods are pulled through the system to match demand
Value Analysis
Lean Operation
Record Keeping
Supply Chain Management
Working more closely with suppliers to coordinate shipments to reduce the size and frequency of stockouts while lowering inventory carrying costs.
Value Analysis
Lean Operation
Record Keeping
Supply Chain Management
Refers to the overseeing and designing of production, manufacturing, and distribution of products and services.
Operations Management
Inventory Management
Materials Management
Forecasting
Refers to how efficiently inputs, like business processes, result in outputs of goods and services.
Productivity
Inventory
Materials Management
Forecasting
Rearrange the following in terms of the business cycle.
Raw Materials
Supplier
Manufacturing
Distribution
Customer
Defined as an object or susbtance that is manufactured or redefined for sale.
Product
Technology
Service
Manufacturing
Can be either an individual or group of people who purchase or use goods and services solely for personal use.
Consumer
Retailer
Government
Wholesaler
A chain of business or intermediaries through which a good or service passes until it reaches the final buyer or the end consumer.
Distribution Channel
Research and Development
Government
Wholesaler
According to research, what percentage of a company's start-up capital is spent on materials?
50
60
70
80
Defined as the function responsible for the coordination of the entire business process.
Material Management
Forecasting
Inventory Management
Operation
Refers to the efficient identification of unnecessary costs which provides neither quality nor use nor appearance.
Material Management
Forecasting
Inventory Management
Value Analysis
Refers to the arrangement of equipment, materials, and manpower to boost or improve productivity.
Facility Layout
Process Layout
Product Layout
Value Analysis
This keeps similar machines and similar operations in one place.
Facility Layout
Process Layout
Product Layout
Value Analysis
Is when the raw materials are performed in a sequence and the machines are placed accordingly in the production flow line.
Facility Layout
Process Layout
Product Layout
Value Analysis
It is when the item being worked on remains stationary due to its weight, size, or bulk.
Facility Layout
Process Layout
Product Layout
Fixed-Position Layout
Refers to the totality of features and characteristics of a product or service that bear on its ability to satisfy given needs.
Quality
Inventory
Facility
Forecasting
The history of quality can be traced all the way back to the (a) ages.
In what era was the first quality management system introduced?
1920s
1930s
1940s
1950s
The 'fix' in the quality management system happened in what era?
1920s
1930s
1940s
1950s
The focus on quality during the beginning of the quality management system was only on the ______.
end product
raw materials
workers
machines
Which of the following online streaming platform started as an online DVD rental store?
Youtube
Netflix
Amazon Prime Video
Disney Plus
Is a free video sharing website that makes it easy to watch online videos. This is also the platform that introduces online streaming to a lot of people.
Youtube
Netflix
Amazon Prime Video
Disney Plus
Arrange the following Stages of Operational Competitiveness
Available for Service
Journeyman
Distinctive Competencies Achieved
World-Class Service Delivery
Refers to the stage of operation wherein a business is reactive to the needs of its customers.
Available for Service
Journeyman
Distinctive Competencies Achieved
World-Class Service Delivery
The stage in operations when business starts to upgrade their offerings due to the arrival of competition.
Available for Service
Journeyman
Distinctive Competencies Achieved
World-Class Service Delivery
The stage in operations when business starts to excel and be more customer-oriented.
Available for Service
Journeyman
Distinctive Competencies Achieved
World-Class Service Delivery
The stage in operations when business become fast learners and adapt to competitive offerings and customers ever evolving needs.
Available for Service
Journeyman
Distinctive Competencies Achieved
World-Class Service Delivery
What important element is present in the Stage 4 of Operational Competitiveness, which helps businesses to do things that their competitors cannot do?
(a)
The Perfect World Model was introduced by whose management thinker?
(a)
What concept refers to breaking up large unfocused plants into smaller units so that each can focus separately?
(a)
What concept encourages concentration of task to promote expertise and experience?
(a)
