Operations Exam 1 (pearson ?'s)

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The three mainline functions of any business are


​operations, marketing, and finance.

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what events from the twentieth century defines the history of operations and supply chain​ management?

assembly line (henry ford), toyota production system (removes wasteful activities), strategic planning for acheiving product proleration (alfred sloans)

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What do all processes​ have?

inputs and outputs

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If​ "every process and every person in an organization has​ customers," then


some customers are external and some are internal.

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A​ ________ process is a set of activities that delivers value to external customers

core

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SSS is a local restaurant serving the needs of college​ students, faculty, and staff. The manager is considering adding a website so​ carry-out customers can order in advance more easily. Which process would be a core process in this new​ undertaking?

web design

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United States business operations​ (i.e., product​ design) in an international area based on the local standard rather than U.S. standards is an example of a decision based on​ _______ considerations.

ethical

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The​ low-cost source for service labor for the world is

india

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The fourth industrial revolution​ (Industry 4.0) is


the ongoing automation of traditional manufacturing and industrial​ practices, using modern smart technology.

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The benefit of additive manufacturing​

simplified production

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(True or False) The effective operation of a firm and its supply chain is NOT as important as the design and implementation of its processes.

False, as effective operation is crucial for success.

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(True or False) Each function of an organization has its own identity and yet is connected with operations through shared processes.

true

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__________ examines processes up and down the supply chain to increase material conservation, to increase energy efficiency, and to look for ways to convert waste into useful by-products.

productivity improvement

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Which are the 3 similarities between manufactruing and service processes?

They both require input materials.

They both need to assess the quality of their output.

They both require a robust forecasting process to estimate customer demand.

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what are elements of supply chain sustainability?

social, financial, & envrionmental responsibility

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what are the core supply chain processes?

Supplier relationship process, New product development process, Order fulfillment process

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__________ is a basic measure of the performance of economies, industries, organizations, and processes.

productivity

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what describes more of a service process than a manufacturing process?

Intangible, perishable output

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Exploring available suppliers for the best options to perform processes in terms of price, quality, delivery time, and environmental issues.

outsourcing

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Receiving shipments from suppliers, verifying quality, placing in inventory, and reporting receipt for inventory records.

warehousing

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Providing information to answer questions or resolve problems using automated information services as well as voice-to-voice contact with customers.

customer service

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Selecting the transportation mode, scheduling both inbound and outbound shipments, and providing intermediate inventory storage.

logistics

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Packing of products of incoming shipments so they can be easily sorted more economically at intermediate warehouses for outgoing shipments to their final destination.

cross-docking

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Outsourcing, warehousing, and logistics are examples of __________.

supply chain processes

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For organizational purposes, processes are often clustered together into

operations

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What is the revolution that has the same core technologies as previously, but with a greater focus on collaboration between humans and machines?

Industry 5.0

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__________ is the systematic design, direction, and control of processes that transform inputs into services and products for internal, as well as external, customers.

operations management

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what process is essential to the management of a business while providing vital resources and inputs to the core processes in a business?

support processes

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what are the benefits of additive manufacturing?

Reduced material inputs

Production and supply chain flexibility

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what departments are an essential and unique function of any business, and have their own knowledge and skill areas and primary responsibilities.

marketing, finance, & operations

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what are the four core processes that deliver value to external customers?

new service/product development process, customer relationship process, & order fulfillment process

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what describes the response operation of a disaster relief effort?

Focuses on mobilizing and sending resources to the disaster location as soon as possible

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what is considered an external customer to a business?

retailers, manufacturers, & financial institutions

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what are productivity measures for a business?

Multifuntion, machine, & labor productivity

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Regardless of how departments and functions are individually​ managed, they are always linked together through

processes

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The finance function influences operating decisions about

capacity expansion

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what is a characteristic of service provider​ operations?

perishable outputs

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​_______ are the fundamental activities that organizations use to do work and achieve their goals

processes

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Which core process includes the activities required to produce and deliver the service or product to the external​ customer?

order fullfillment process

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Selecting the transportation mode​ (train, ship,​ truck, airplane, or​ pipeline) and scheduling both​ in-bound and outbound shipments is typically accomplished by which supply chain​ process?

logistics

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Multifactor ______ must be expressed in a common unit of measure.

inputs

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the interconnectivity of​ objects, embedded with​ software, sensors, and actuators that enable these objects to collect and exchange data over a network without requiring human intervention.

the internet of things (ioT)

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(True or False) Only the operations function part of an organization must design and operate processes that are part of a supply chain and deal with​ quality, technology, and staffing issue

False