HSC 12BS - Operations

Deciding how a task will be completed is known as...

Parts or pieces that are assembled with other parts or pieces to create a finished good.

Gives the owner exclusive rights to sell, market or make a profit

which of the following is not an inventory management strategy?

Taking actions or making decisions that are morally and ethically correct.

A measure of how efficiently goods and services are produced.

Transformed inputs do not include

Globalisation is a/an

Different parts of an organisation must rely on each other to perform their task role

Regular meetings of employees from different sections to discuss issues in the workplace

Operations is the key business function concerned with....?

Concerned with the, transportation, warehousing and supply of goods.

Which of the following is not a global operations factor

Which of the following is not an operations performance objective?

the time between receipt of order to delivery of goods

The transformation process flows as...

Points in the operations process that limit the speed and volume capability of the process

Where a business sources and manufactures in the cheapest locations and sells wherever demanded

Any changes to inputs that add value and converts them into outputs is known as....

which of the following is not a transforming input for a table

Difference between the sale price of a product and the cost to make the good.

Which of the following is not one of the 4Vs influencing the transformation process

Which inventory management system would minimise warehousing costs?

Technological influences include

Records the tasks in a project and their estimated time with no relation to other tasks.

Which of the following is not an issue when dealing with resistance to change

Economic analysis to determine if the product is worth purchasing based on sales and cost

Features implemented by a business that creates an advantage over its competitors is known as..