Exam 4: Capacity
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Process Management Triangle is made up of capacity utilization,________ and ________ .
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________ is any stock of items used to support the production of goods and services or satisfy customer demand.
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Utilization is the degree to which equipment,space,or labor is currently being used.
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Wait time is not part of the throughput time for a specific item as it moves through a process.
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What is the capacity cushion and how is it significant for managing processes?
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Table 4.2
High Tech, Inc. is producing two types of products: A and B. Both are produced at the same sawing operation. Because of demand uncertainties, the operations manager obtained three demand forecasts (pessimistic, expected, and optimistic). The demand forecasts, batch sizes (units/batch), processing times (hr/unit), and setup times (hr/batch) follow.
Time Standard Demand Forecasts ( 000 units/yr) Product Processing Setup Batch Size Pessimistic Expected Optimistic A .20 2.0 40 200 240 300 B .15 3.0 50 160 180 200
The sawing machines operate on two 8-hour shifts, 5 days per week, and 50 weeks per year. The manager wants to maintain a 10 percent capacity cushion.
-Using the information from Table 4.2,what is the minimum total number of hours required of sawing equipment for the next year?
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Table 4.1
The Union Manufacturing Company is producing two types of products: A and B.
The demand forecasts, batch size, and time standards follow:
Product A Product B Demand forecast (units/yr) 1000 4000 Batch size (units/batch) 20 10 Processing time (hr/unit) 3.2 4.5 Setup time (hr/batch 0 20
Both products are produced at the same operation called Mark I.
-Use the information in Table 4.1.The company works 250 days per year and operates two shifts,each covering 8 hours.If a 15 percent capacity cushion is maintained,how many hours of capacity can the company expect from each of its Mark I machines?
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Which one of the following is NOT a reason why there are economies of scale?
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________ capacity is the maximum output that a process or facility can achieve under ideal conditions.
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Setup time is the time required to change a machine from making one product or service to making another.
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Managers of line flow process facilities with high-volume production capability tend to express capacity in terms of
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The ________ time for a specific item as it moves through a process can be found by adding the operations,movement and wait times.
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Which one of the following factors usually calls for a LARGER capacity cushion?
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Which one of the following statements about measuring capacity is best?
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John Owen owns a drugstore that is experiencing significant growth.Owen is trying to decide whether to expand its capacity,which currently is $200,000 in sales per quarter.Sales are seasonal.Forecasts of capacity requirements,expressed in sales per quarter for the next year,follow.
Quarter (\ 000) 1 240 2 180 3 220 4 260
Owen is considering expanding capacity to the $250,000 level in sales per quarter.The before-tax profit margin from additional sales is 15 percent.How much would before-tax profits increase next year because of this expansion?
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Which one of the following statements about capacity cushion is best?
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Which one of the following statements about capacity is best?
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Mr.Grant is considering a capacity expansion for his store.The annual sales projected for the next five years follow.The current capacity is equivalent to $200,000 sales.Assume a 20 percent pretax profit margin.
Year Annual Sales (\ 000) 1 180 2 210 3 220 4 230 5 260
If Grant expands his capacity to $225,000 now,what would be the increase in his pretax cash flows for each of the next five years?
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Short-term capacity plans focus on workforce size,overtime budgets,and inventories.
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