
1.
Discuss the manner to organize the manufacturing cell for small heater line and way it differ from the traditional arrangement. Identify whether there is any training costs be associated with the transition to JIT. Explain the same.
2.
Explain the manner that the production time for 300 units can be reduced to about 50 hours, with computations. If it is true, identify the implications does it have for Incorporation R’s competitive position.
3.
Explain the organizational and operational activity that must be manages to bring about the reduction in the production time. Identify the cost drivers related with these activities. In case of operational drivers, identify the expected effect on activity costs.
4.
Explain the reason for increased employee morale due to change to JIT.
5.
Explain the JIT features that made the lower price and higher profits possible.
6.
Provide justification for the Controller’s statement.
7.
Describe the impact of JIT on the other

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Cornerstones of Cost Management (Cornerstones Series)
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