Exam 4: Product and Service Design
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Concurrent engineering means that at least two engineers are involved in product design at the same time.
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Elements of the service process in which there is little to no contact with the customer are referred to as:
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Modular design increases the costs of purchasing and controlling inventory compared to nonmodular.
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The research and development activity which starts after positive research results are available and attempts to turn these results into useful commercial applications is:
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Research and development (R&D) refers to organized efforts that are directed toward increasing scientific knowledge and product (or process) innovation.
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The demand for a product and the rate of technological change have a significant impact on the length of a given phase of the product life cycle.
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Robust design describes a product that will perform satisfactorily so long as it is used in a very narrow range of conditions.
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The process of dismantling and inspecting a competitor's product to discover product improvement is called benchmarking.
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Design for production takes into account the capabilities of the organization to produce or deliver a given product or service.
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To save money, it is essential that designers revise the production capabilities to meet the requirements of the new products.
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One of the main advantages of standardization is that it increases the potential variety of products.
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Basic research is done with the expectation that discoveries will have near-term commercial application.
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One approach to extending a product's life cycle is to promote alternate uses of the product.
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Consumers tend to resist purchasing products that contain recycled materials.
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Which of the following questions is least appropriate during value analysis?
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Remanufacturing refers to removing some of the components of old products and reusing them in new products.
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