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IBM1003-24F Mid Term Review
IBM1003-24F Mid Term Review
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1
Outsourcing is:
high risk venture because the costs of reversing the decision are a high
a low risk venture because the costs of reversing the decision are low.
a moderate risk venture because it is easy to determine core competencies.
a moderate risk venture because it is easy to determine core competencies.
2
Supply contributes to organizational risk management since many supply decisions have downside risks that might impact
False
True
3
The size and activities of the supply function in a single business unit organization will depend on:
the size of the company.
the size of the company and the nature of the company’s business.
the preference of the owner or president of the business.
the nature of the company’s business.
4
What is it called when Supply Chain can contribute to the finicial health of a company?
Bottom line balance
Profit Leverage Affect
Profit balance
Bottom line statement
5
In the outsourcing decisions in many organizations, supply has had:
virtually no involvement.
relatively moderate involvement.
no involvement.
extensive involvement.
6
Supply’s contribution to the organization’s competitive position depends on its ability to:
All of the Above
Enhance revenues
Manage assests
Reduce Costs
7
Information systems technology can:
enable speedier communication internally, but not externally with suppliers
increase data accessibility and transmission speed, but increases costs.
enable system integration across functions, but not data accuracy.
increase data accuracy and accessibility at lower cost.
8
A RFQ should be used for all scenerios.
True
False
9
What is the course code for this class
IMB103-24F
IBM1003-24F
IMB1003-24F
IBM1003-24W
10
A centralized supply structure is designed to:
spread purchasing power throughout the buying organization.
simplify reporting lines.
increase the strategic focus of purchasing and supply management.
maximize business unit autonomy.
11
The actions of supply managers may impact the organization’s reputation negatively or positively.
True
False
12
Standard form for requesting pricing information from a Supplier:
RFP
RQQ
RFI
RFQ
13
Even if products, services and processes are standardized it will probably not lower total cost of ownership.
False
True
14
Supply Chain should take the lead on insourcing and outsourcing:
True
False
15
When developing strategies related to “how to buy,” decisions must be made about:
make or buy
systems and proceedures
level of qulaity
inventory size
16
The actions of supply managers may impact the organization’s reputation negatively or positively.
False
True
17
Linking supply strategy to corporate strategy is:
None of the above
non-essential in most types of organizations.
essential in all organizations, and many lack the mechanisms to link them
essential only in service sectors & most lack the mechanisms to link them.
18
High-performing cross-functional supply teams:
concentrate most of the work at the front-end of the process.
concentrate most of the work at the back-end of the process.
rely on a sequential process across functions.
require close supervision by senior management.
19
A zero defects quality strategy emphasizes:
"six sigma"
“it is the process, not the people.”
“do it right the first time.”
“quality is free.”
20
In manufacturing organizations, the dollars spent with suppliers fall into what range as a percent of revenues?
45 to 75
50 to 80
20 to 60
25 to 35
21
The use of the concepts of procurement, supply, and supply chain management will vary from organization to organization.
False
True
22
Make or buy and insourcing or outsourcing decisions are:
key operational decisions.
key strategic decisions.
routine decisions with high levels of certainty.
routine decisions with low levels of uncertainty.
23
If a task or function currently produced by a company employees is a core competency, the team will probably recommend
Outsourcing
Continuining to make
Continuining to Buy
Offshoring
24
Bonus: The Professors favor saying:
It costs how much?
Show me the Money !
I'll buy that !
Money money money !!!
25
A successful supply chain management strategy integrates:
processes and systems within and across organizations.
the flow of information with first tier suppliers.
processes and systems within the organization.
the flow of materials within an organization.
26
Performance of the supply management function can be viewed in two contexts:
operational and transactional.
strategic and future-oriented.
operational and trouble-avoidance.
operational and strategic.
27
The three options for soliciting business from potential suppliers are:
(RFQ), (RFP), and request or invitation for bid (RFB or IFB).
(RFQ), (RFC) and request for proposal (RFP).
(RFQ), (RFP) and request or invitation for bid (RFB)
(RFI), (RFQ), (RFP).
28
Efficient and effective supply processes are needed because of:
the need for an audit trail
severe consequences of poor performances
the large volume of items and dollar value
all of the above
29
One of the most fundamental and critical decisions in any organization is, should we:
small quantities to avoid carrying costs or large quantities for discounts?
have a single source or multiple sources for a specific purchase?
make or buy the needed good or service?
source locally or globally?
30
Noncore competencies of an organization are typically:
the same for companies in the same industry.
flexible and easily changed depending on who is in charge.
dependent on the staff performing the tasks.
the first things to be outsourced to access supplier expertise.
31
Most organizations favor a centralized structure;
True
False
32
The degree of purchasing centralization is reflected by:
the percentage of spend managed or controlled by corporate supply.
the amount of spend that is outsourced.
the number of supply professionals dispersed throughout the organization.
the size of the purchasing organization.
33
Alaska is a part of NAFTA
True
False
34
Strategy is also know as a plan.
True
False
35
Supply can provide an uninterrupted flow of materials, supplies and services by:
standardizing capital equipment, materials, MRO and services.
holding large inventory & standardizing capital, materials, MRO & services
holding small inventories.
holding large inventories.
36
Normally, most organizational objectives can be summarized as:
survival, growth, financial, and sustainability
growth, maintenance, new products, and asset management.
marketing, management, finance, and operations.
profitability, return on investment, liquidity, and shareholder value.
37
Supply management has evolved from a process-oriented, strategic function to a transaction-based, tactical function.
True
False
38
Supply can influence risk management in which area(s)?
reputational
financial
financial, operational and reputation
operational
39
Reducing prices for goods & services is the best way to accomplish supply objectives at the lowest total operating cost.
True
False
40
If organizational objectives and supply objectives are incongruent it will be:
easy to convey objectives to suppliers.
difficult to translate organizational objectives into supply objectives.
easy to translate organizational objectives into supply objectives.
likely that many organizational resources will be made available to supply.
41
Electronic data interchange (EDI) provides:
secure transmission of large amounts of data, but with slow turnaround.
slow processing of large amounts of data, but with greater accuracy.
secure transmission, greater accuracy & shorter process time for all data
longer process cycle time, but with greater accuracy.
42
When a specification is widely known, commonly recognized and readily available to every buyer, it is called a:
market grade specification
universal specification
standard specification.
common specification
43
Supply has the potential to contribute to:
financial performance.
profitability, competitive position and sustainability performance.
financial performance and competitive position.
competitive position and sustainability performance.
44
Company image may be directly influenced by:
Sustainability practices of suppliers.
Treating suppliers fairly & equitable manner, complying w/ regulatory req's
Complying w/ regulatory requirements&sustainability practices of suppliers
Treating suppliers in a fair and equitable manner.
45
Supply has the potential to contribute to:
competitive position and sustainability performance.
financial performance and competitive position.
profitability, competitive position and sustainability performance.
financial performance.
46
Supply strategies made to anticipate & recognize shifts in the economy, organization, people, legal, are:
environmental change strategies.
supply assurance strategies.
change management strategies.
total cost strategies.
47
Supply decisions effect:
Income and Balance Sheet
The Income Statement
The Balance Sheet
Either of these
48
The logistics activities most frequently outsourced are:
analytical, strategic, and non-repetitive.
none of the above
core competencies of the buying organization.
transactional, operational and repetitive.
49
Bonus : What is the Best Brand of Motorcycle
Yamaha
BSA
Honda
Harley Davidson
50
Radio frequency identification (RFID) will:
eliminate further investment in information technology.
supplement bar coding to reduce theft.
be more cost effective to implement than bar coding.
eliminate bar coding and manual counting.