Exam 2: Productivity and Strategic Planning

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In 1912,_____ developed sequenced assembly,which allows assembly to be a continuous flow shop process.

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How can you register (or show) productivity improvements without actually achieving the growth through internal improvements.

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Large,centralized organizations tend to exhibit greater flexibility and adaptability to change than new and small- and medium-sized firms.

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If productivity is being measured in dollars or local currencies,exchange rate problems can distort the picture.

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Capital productivity can be measured in two different ways.

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_____ productivity compares the performance of competitive processes for which P/OM is accountable.

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Adaptability is critical when product or design technology or style remains constant.

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The number of bureaucratic systems is decreasing worldwide.

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Bureaucracy is the opponent of operational change.

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A highly productive manufacturer of buggy whips in 1926 would be no better off today than an inefficient or lackadaisical one.

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For strategic planning it is vital that marketing determine how quality levels of the product line affect competitive status.

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Product life is becoming longer.

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Market research enables P/OM to determine the kinds of connections that link _____ in the customer's mind.

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Decreasing quality to match lower prices is not a way to keep customers.

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To make division of labor worthwhile,the volume of production must be sufficient.

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