TQM FINALS

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SUPPLY CHAIN DESIGN

It reflects the structure of the supply chain over the next several years.

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DEMAND FORECAST

 Supply Chain Planning starts with a _____________  for the coming year.

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SUPPLY CHAIN OPERATIONS

During this phase it focuses on individual customer orders

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INTERNAL SUPPLY CHAIN

 It is the part of the supply chain that happens inside the company itself.

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TURF WAR

This happens when departments only care about their own goals, and not working as a team

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PROCESS MAP

This is a map that helps everyone understand the steps of the whole process of the supply chain.

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EXTERNAL SUPPLY CHAIN

. This involves with other companies like suppliers of raw materials or customers who buy the products.

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PUSH PROCESS

This is a type of supply chain process view where the company produce or prepare the products before the customers order them .

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PULL PROCESS


This is a type of supply chain process view where the company only produce a product after the customer orders it.

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SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

  It involves proactively managing the two-way movement and coordination of goods, services, information, and funds from raw material through the end user .

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PULL PROCESS

IT IS THE TYPE OF SUPPLY CHAIN PROCESS VIEW WHERE THE COMPANY ONLY PRODUCE OR AFTER A CUSTOMER ORDERS A PRODUCT

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PURCHASING DEPARTMENT

THIS IS A DEPARTMENT IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN WHO ORDERS THE MATERIALS NEEDE FOR THE PRODUCT

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PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

THIS IS INCLUDED IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN THAT IS ASSIGNED TO PLAN AND DESIGN THE PRODUCT

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AGGREGATE PLANNING

IT SERVES AS A BROAD OPERATIONS AND ESTABLISHES THE PARAMETERS WITHIN WHICH SHORT TERM PRODUCTION

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MULTI SOURCING STRATEGY

WHICH SOURCING STRATEGY IS CHARACTERIZED BY ENGAGING WITH SEVERAL DIFFERENT SUPPLIERS FOR THE SAME TYPE OF GOODS AND SERVICES

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SINGLE SOURCING STRATEGY

A COMPANY THAT AIMS TO DEVELOP STRONG PARTNERSHIPS AND MUTUAL BENEFITS WITH A LIMITED NUMBER OF SUPPLIERS IS LIKELY EMPLOYING WHICH STARTEGY

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NETWORK SOURCING STRATEGY

THE CONCEPT OF LEVERAGING A WEB OF INTERCONNECTED SUPPLIERS OFTER SHARING INFORMATION AND RESOURCES BEST DESCRIBES

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REDUCED RISK OF SUPPLY DISTRIBUTION

WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A POTENTIAL ADVANTAGE OF A MULTI SOURCING STRATEGY

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INVENTORY MANAGEMENT

WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT A SOURCING STRATEGY

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SUPPLY CHAIN ORIENTATION

A COMPANY WITH A _______ IS ONE THAT RECOGNIZES THE STRATEGIC VALUE OF MANAGING OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES AND FLOWS ACROSS A SUPPLY CHAIN

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MANUFACTURING

THIS TYPE OF BUSINESS FOCUSES ON MINIMIZING COST

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RETAIL AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

TYPICALLY HAVE A FOCUS OF MAXIMAZING REVENUE

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HEAVY MANUFACTURING

FACILITIES ARE PRIMARILY PLANTS THAT ARE RELATIVELY LARGE AND REQUIRE A LOT OF SPACE AND AS A RESULT ARE EXPENSIVE TO CONSTRUCT

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WAREHOUSES AND DISTRIBUTION CENTERS

FACILITIES USED TO STORE HANDLE AND SHIP PRODUCTS. THEY'RE NOT FOR MAKING OR SELLING GOODS

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LIGHT INDUSTRY

FACILITIES ARE TYPICALLY PERCEIVED AS SMALLER, CLEANER PLANTS THAT PRODUCE ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENTS AND COMPONENTS, PARTS USED IN ASSEMBLIES OR ASSEMBLED PRODUCTS

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ASSEMBLE TYPE INDUSTRY

It is an Industry in which raw materials are gathered together from variousndiverse locations and are assembled into a single unit, often tend to be located near the intended market.

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LABOR

Manpower is the most costly input in most production systems. An ample supply of ____  is essential to any enterprise

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SERVICE

In ___, the capacity to deliver the service to the customer must first be determined; only then

can the service be produced

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WORKERS

Organizations often take advantage of a location with an abundant supply of _____

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LOCATION OF MATERIALS

It is the access to suppliers of raw materials, parts, supplies, tools, equipment,etc., are very often considered to be of paramount importance.

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TO MAXIMIZE THE BENEFIT OF LOCATION TO THE FIRM

WHAT IS THE OBJECTIVE OF LOCATION SHARING

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CHANGE IN RESOURCE COST OR AVAILABILITY

WHAT IS THE REASON FOR CHANGING OR ADDING A FACILITY LOCATION

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TRANSPORTATION COST

WHAT IS A KEY COST AFFECTED BY LOCATION IN PRODUCTION OR SERVICE

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PRXOMITY TO CUSTOMERS

WHAT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT FACTOR FOR SERVICE OR RETAIL LOCATION

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LOCATION OF MARKETS AND RAW MATERIALS

WHAT IS IMPORTANT WHEN CHOOSING A PLANT LOCATION FOR MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS

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PROXIMITY TO RAW MATERIALS

WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A MAJOR FACTOR IN CHOOSING A SITE FOR A HEAVY MANUFACTURING FACILITY

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LOCATION OF PORTS

WHAT IS A MAJOR CONSIDERATION FOR COMPANIES INVOLVED IN IMPORT/EXPORT

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PROXIMITY TO RAW MATERIALS

WHICH FACTOR IS LESS IMPORTANT FOR WAREHOUSE LOCATION

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INFORMATION GATHERING AND ANALYSIS

WHAT IS THE FIRST PAHSE OF FACILITY MASTER PLANNING

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SITE EVALUATION

WHAT IS THE STEP AFTER CHECKING THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF A SITE

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