Exam 11: Producing Goods and Services
Exam 1: Understanding the Canadian Business System213 Questions
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Which of the following is best suited for a process layout?
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Bill is working with a system that uses a bill of materials to project the number of components and raw materials needed.It also specifies when they need to arrive.He is most likely using
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Domino's original strategy of delivering pizzas in "30 minutes or it's free" created a competitive advantage based on
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Harpreet works in a factory that produces paint.He is using a synthetic (and also assembly)process.
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Describe the ways a business's operation processes can be classified.
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Nissan,Toyota,and Honda have the ability to build several different models of cars using the same basic "platform" (the underbody of the car).These companies are able to do this because of "soft manufacturing."
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Manufacturing operations emphasize outcomes in terms of physical goods (for example,a new jacket),but service operations are really combinations of goods and services (for example,making a pizza and delivering it).
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Lean manufacturing means getting rid of traditional assembly lines.
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Public transportation systems are examples of ________ systems.
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The layout that is efficient because it simplifies work tasks and uses unskilled labour is the ________ layout.
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What does a just-in-time production system attempt to accomplish?
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If Toro introduces a new snow blower in April,it has ignored
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Laine's job responsibilities include evaluating potential suppliers,negotiating terms of service,and maintaining positive buyer-seller relationships.He is most likely in the ________ function.
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The typical layout in automobile,food-processing,and computer assembly plants is the ________ layout.
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The type of service process in which the customer must be an active participant is a(n)________ system.
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Ed's job responsibilities include the receiving,storing,handling,and counting of all raw materials.He is probably in the ________ function.
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The four kinds of utility provided by a product or service are time,place,price,and form.
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Using a ________ chart,managers list all the activities needed to complete a job,estimate the time required for each step,and check the progress of the project against the chart.
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