Exam 7: Manufacturing and Service Technologies
Exam 1: Organizations and Organization Theory108 Questions
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Exam 7: Manufacturing and Service Technologies96 Questions
Exam 8: Using Information Technology for Control and Coordination96 Questions
Exam 9: Organization Size, Life Cycle, and Decline95 Questions
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The impact of advanced technologies on job design has been:
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Perrow was most concerned with two aspects of technology: variety and interdependence.
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The technology employed by an oil explorer of using an "internal divining rod" to decide where to begin drilling operations would be called a(n) ____ technology.
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Chemical plants, oil refineries, liquor producers, pharmaceuticals, and nuclear power plants are examples of _____ production.
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Since decision making, communication, and coordination problems are greatest for reciprocal interdependence, reciprocal interdependence should receive last priority in organization structure.
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Suppose that DiamlerChrysler is considering changing its production operations from an assembly line in which each employee adds one piece as a car chassis goes by to an operation in which several employees work as a team to build the total car, with the team deciding who does what tasks. If DiamlerChrysler implements the change, the interrelationships would change from:
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Mass customization refers to the separation of one product from the mass production line so that it can be adapted to the needs of a particular market.
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Service organizations can achieve their greatest economies through:
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Discuss each of the categories of Perrow's framework. Give examples of each.
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Routine technologies are characterized by little task variety and the use of objective, computational procedures, whereas engineering technologies tend to be complex because there is substantial variety in the tasks performed.
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____ means providing exactly the service each customer wants and needs.
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What is product life-cycle management (PLM)? List the three primary advantages the PLM software provides.
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A retail store such as Macy's would be an example of a ____ organization.
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Advanced technology does not always have a positive effect on employees, but research findings in general are encouraging, suggesting that jobs for workers are enriched rather than simplified, engaging their higher mental capacities, offering opportunities for learning and growth, and providing greater job satisfaction.
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Using Perrow's framework, in which category would you most likely find the strategic planning department of Dow Chemical Co.?
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Computer-integrated manufacturing is the result of several subcomponents. Three of these are
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List the differences between manufacturing and service technologies. Provide three examples of service technologies, product and service technologies, and product technologies.
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Woodward's classification of technology (into three clusters of organizational technologies) was based on a scale that measured:
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