Exam 5: Strategic Capacity Management
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Capacity planning involving acquisition or disposal of fixed assets such as buildings, equipment or facilities is considered as which one of the following planning horizons?
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In decision tree analysis, the time value of money is ignored because the only concern is with cash costs.
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When a firm's design capacity is less than the capacity required to meet its demand, it is said to have a negative capacity cushion.
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Capacity is always expressed in terms of units of output per period of time.
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In designing a general service facility, capacity should be such that the target rate of service utilization (ρ), in order to get the best general purpose design, should be
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A plant within a plant is when two (or more) companies have production facilities within the same building. In other words, they co-locate.
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If the best operating level of a piece of equipment is at a rate of 400 units per hour and the actual output during an hour is 300 units, which of the following is the capacity utilization rate?
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Capacity can be defined as the amount of available resource inputs relative to requirements for output over a particular period of time.
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The objective of strategic capacity planning is to determine the overall capacity level of capital-intensive resources (including facilities, equipment, and overall labor force size) that best supports the company's long-range competitive strategy.
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In practice, achieving a perfectly balanced plant is usually desirable but impossible.
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What is an important difference between capacity planning in services and capacity planning in manufacturing operations?
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Best operating level is the volume of output at which average unit cost is minimized.
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The problem of keeping demand sufficiently high to keep a large factory busy is a sales issue and not a diseconomy of scale.
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Capacity planning is generally viewed in three time durations: immediate, intermediate, and indeterminate.
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The time duration in which capacity planning is for less than one month is?
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Compared with a service operation, a manufacturing operation's capacity is which of the following?
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The measure of how close the firm's current output rate is to its best operating level (percent) is?
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Finding the overall capacity level of capital-intensive resources to best support the firm's long-term strategy is?
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The probability of each occurrence at a decision tree chance node is the reciprocal of the number of possibilities at the chance node.
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