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Actually a part of the above three process & concerns with stakeholder involvement & satisfaction.
Communication
Implementation
Planning
Definition
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The decision by a firm to accentuate on performance over another.
Flexibility
Trade off
Time
Delivery speed
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To project activities, and to meet the project requirements.
Project
Project Management
Management
Structuring Projects
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To combine high volume, as in mass production, with adapt products to meet the requirements of individual customers.
Flexible Specialization
Mass Customization
Lean Production
Agile Manufacturing
5
Project manager will have to make decisions on what equipment is needed, who will use it, and for what length of time.
Facilities
Equipment
Decisions
Materials
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Refers to the creation of an independent project team.
Functional organizational
Structure and Management
Project Management
Project Type organization
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is a concise document that outlines the key features that lead to a project achieving ita goal.
Log Frame Matrix
Project Planning Models
Kepner-Tregoe Model
Log Frames Model
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This phase process by people produce goods in low volume,a high degree of variety,to meet the requirements of customers.
Craft Manufacturing Phase
Copy Phase
Modern Phase
Mass Production Phase
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Firms (small firms) focus on separate parts of value-adding process and collaborate between networks to produce products
Agile Manufacturing
Mass Customization
Flexible Specialization
Lean Production
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The ability to produce whatever value the customer needs.
Changeover Flexibility
Volume Flexibilty
Separate Flexibility
Flexibility
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It is identifying labor drivers and creating a model for determining task times and frequences.
Bottom-up Manner
Labor Method
Top-down Manner
Mannerism
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The ability to produce a wide range of products or services(variety).
Separate Flexibility
Volume Flexibility
Mix Flexibility
Change Flexibility
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Justifies the project in terms of need & relevance by determing the specific objectives of the project.
Communication
Planning
Implementation
Definition
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Rigid and structured approach to project planning, detqiling rigorous and formalized roles.
Project In Controlled Environment ( PRINCE 2)
Project Management Body of Knowledge
Project Planning Models
Kepner-Tregoe Model
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Straddling is an effort by one manufacturer to copy the activities or the features of another org or its product.
False
True
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Concept where different locations within the facility are allocated to diff. product lines, each with their own strategy
Plant to a plant
Plant within a plant
Plant is a plant
Plant in a plant
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A successful project manager must effectively manage the resources assigned to the project.
Equipment
Managing Resources
Manager
People
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It focuses on the elimination of all forms of waste from a production system.
Lean Production
Agile Manufacturing
Craft Manufacturing Phase
Flexible Specialization
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is a team effort and is the culmination of multiple inputs and perspective for the given project.
The Work Breakdown Structure
Creating a Work Breakdown Structure
Structuring Projects
Matrix Hybrid Form
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is an integrated, systematic process that project managers can adapt and apply to any type of project, large or small.
Kepner-Tregoe Model
Log Frames Model
Project Planning Models
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Refers to how quickly the operations or supply chain function can fulfill a need once it has been identified.
Time Management
Delivery Speed
Delivery
Time
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Adopts a top-down approach to project planning by identifying the activities in a project
Log frames Model
Kepner-Tregoe Model
Log Frame Matrix
Project Planning Models
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Aim to divide a complex project for which is different to create a schedule into individual tasks
Managing Resources
The Work Breakdown Structure
Matrix Hybrid Form
Types of Organizational Structure of Project Management
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Elucidates who executes the specific tasks, timeline of implementation& risk management.
Communication
Implementation
Planning
Definition
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Criteria that situate a company's products in consideration for purchase.
Ordering System
Order Qualifiers
Order of Purchase
Order of Product
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Recognizes five basic process groups and ten knowledge area typical of almost all project.
Kepner-Tregoe Model
Project Planning Models
Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK)
Project In Controlled Environment (PRINCE 2)
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The developer of the moving assembly line is _________.
Red Ford White
Daniel Ford
Henry Ford
Forda Person
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Requires organizing people and resources, dealing with uncertainty and risk to execute the project systematically.
Project Management Body of Knowledge
Project Planning Models
Kepner-Tregoe Model
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In this phase the system of standardized and interchangeable parts.
Modern Phase
Mass Production Phase
Mass Customization
Meat Production
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Defined as the characteristics of a product or service that bear on its ability to satisfy stated or implied needs.
Reliability Quality
Quality
Conformance Quality
Performance Quality
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Refers to ability to manufacture a product.
Labor
Materials
Consumer
Cost
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Refers to a number of different aspects of an organizations operations
Time
Quality
Delivery Speed
Flexibility
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It has radically altered the way operations managers carry out day-to-day activities.
Operations Management
Market Place
Globalization
Technical Advancement
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Involves decisions that related to the specifications and design of the product and service...
Operations Strategy
Operation
Operations Research
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No matter what industry for every project that needs to be completed, manager will require a certain amount of materials
Materials
Equipment
Cost
Amount
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The foundation of any strategy map.
Optimization of strategy
Foundation's Strategy
Learning and Growth Perspective
Organization's strategy
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Considers how quickly operations and supply chains can respond to the unique needs of customers.
Mix Flexibility
Separate Flexibility
Flexibility
Volume Flexibility
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Exists when value chain or different business are related.
Operational fit
Stategic fit
Manufacture and Assembly
Competitive Dimension
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They have responsibilities that extend beyond management of assets, costs and human resources in the transform process.
Customers
HR Manager
Operations Manager
Employee
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Functional managers have greater powers than project managers.
Project Matrix
Balance Matrix
Functional Matrix
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Several things go into managing people effectively.
Human Being
People
Employee
Customers
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is to be managed in the current organization hierarchical structure.
Work Breakdown Structure
Functional Matrix
Functional Organizational Structure
Project Type Structure
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A third-order fit goes beyond activity reinforcement is called
Activities and reinforcing
Operational Fit
Simple Consistency
Optimization of Effort
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looks into deliverables by ensuring the effective use of available resources.
Planning
Communication
Implementation
Definition
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Success of a project
Project Management
Structure and Management
Structuring Projects
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Project managers have greater powers than functional managers.
Functional Matrix
Balance Matrix
Project Matrix
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Designed to identify the project organization chart.
Structuring Projects
Managing Resources
Structure and Management
Project