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1. Automatically stopping the process when something is wrong and then fixing the problems on the line itself as they occur is known as
Jidoka
2.
Which of the following is not a part of value stream mapping analysis?
Steady state drawing
3.
A method in which production of an item begins in advance of customer
needs is called push method
4.
Which of the following does not generate pressure to increase inventories?
Inventory shrinkage costs
5.
Which one of the following is not an assumption of the EOQ model?
Quantity discounts can be taken advantage of for large lot sizes
6. Items, such as components or assemblies, needed to manufacture a final product are called
Demand is highly predictable
7.
A firm may choose to use members of the distribution channel as if they were assembly stations in the factory. Such an approach is known as
Channel
8.
Which of the following location factors was not found to dominate location decisions for new U.S. manufacturing plants?
Proximity to competitor’s facilities
9.
An important factor for locating new manufacturing plants is
Favorable climate
10.
One source of disruption caused by the internal supply chain is
Demand volume changes
11.
The two important by-products of the reverse logistics process are
Waste and product information
12.
The total amount of greenhouse gases produced to support operations is the
Carbon footprint
13.
A corporate recycling program taking obsolete models and reusing some basic components in
the next generation of products is an example of
Reverse logistics and environmental responsibility
14.
A system that brings the manufacturer and its customers together to provide input for forecasting is a(n)
collaborative planning, forecasting, and replenishment system
.
15.
The Delphi method of forecasting is useful when
Judgment and opinion are the only bases for making informed projections
16. One aspect of demand that makes every forecast inaccurate is
Random variation
17. Which one of the following conditions favors a level strategy for manufacturing firms?
Highly automated equipment and a make-to-stock strategy
18,
The planning horizon for a sales and operations plan is typically
18–36 months
19.
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