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AOS: Operations Management
AOS: Operations Management
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Examples of technology development
CAM, CRM, automated production line
CAD, CAM, Web development
Automation, CIM, EMS
All of above
2
Three principles of TQM
Employee Participation
Customer Focus
All of Above
Continuous improvement
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Advantages of global sourcing
provide jobs for countries with Low EG
pass it to another person
nothing
national comparative advantage
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Supply Chain
a lot of people moving
none of above
system of organisation, people, involved in production
2 chains
5
Participants in global supply chain:
All of above
Consumers
Government
Nobody
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Do Businesses who have adopted CSR practices have more of an advantage than does who do not?
Yes
Nope
Maybe
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"Total Quality Management" (TQM) is
only applied to some part of the business
ongoing business-wide commitment to excellence
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What does CSR stand for?
Citizenship Standard Resolution
Constitution of Snails Rights
Company's Subjective Responsibility
Corporate Social Responsibility
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Automation is
Use of CAD only
None of the above
replacement of human labour with technology
practical application of human labour to achieve objectives
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Waste Minimisation is NOT pursued by businesses to improve
CSR position
Productivity
Cost Effectiveness
Bad Reputation
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What is QUALITY ASSURANCE?
an insurance of quality assurance
system made to ensure the predetermined quality standard
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What is Quality Control?
quality that control business
process of checking the quality standards of work
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Disadvantages of forecasting
requires daily monitoring and accurate inputting
relies on strong relationships with all suppliers
give business valuable info
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What is 1 of the 5 main areas that CSR covers?
Police involvement
Alien Rights
Corporate governance and accountability
Sustainability & Environment
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What can happen as a result of global sourcing?
Expensive
Productivity
Global warming
Child labour
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Master Production Scheduling specifies...
Counting the amount of stock/inventory on hand
Scheduling meeting times with clients
Selecting Quantity and type of each product to be produced
How, when and where production will occur
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CAD is a computer program used to control production
True
False
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Is it compulsory for businesses to adopt the Ethical & Social responsible business practices?
They are pressured to
Maybe?
Yes
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Automation can lead to reduction in time waste
False
True
20
Lean Management Attempts to
Decrease Cost of Production
Increase Customer Satisfaction
Decrease Waste from Production
Increase Staff Turnover
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Types of Quality Management
All of above
Quality Control
Total Quality Management
Quality Assurance
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Waste minimisation in Lean Management DOES NOT intend to...
avoid excess inventory
avoid increase in profit
avoid excess motion
avoid overproduction
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Materials management
Keeping track of materials and what's going on in the world
Develop list of items that are irrelevant for production
Manage the use, storage and delivery of materials
Manage what, when, where and how employees do their job
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Strengths of JIT
Requires businesses to be very fast
Relies on very strong relationships with suppliers
Prevent low customer satisfaction and complaints
Requires daily monitoring and accuracy
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Lean Management is NOT about
Quality Assurance
JIT
KAIZEN
Use of Automation
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Are Ethical & Social Responsibility considerations crucial when it comes to Operations System?
Nope
OF COURSE NOT!
Maybe
ABSOLUTELY!!
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Global issues doesn't exist
False
True
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Waste can be minimised by
Reduce
Reuse
Recycle
Recover
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Which strategies is a combination between CAD and CAM?
CIM
FMS
CAM
CRM
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Four Pillars Of Total Quality Management:
One-off improvement
Universal Responsibility
All of above
Customer focus
