Exam 6: Capacity Planning
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An expansionist capacity strategy involves large,infrequent jumps in capacity,where a wait-and-see strategy involves smaller,more frequent jumps.
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Which one of the following factors usually motivates a smaller capacity cushion?
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A wait-and-see capacity strategy minimizes the chances of lost sales due to insufficient capacity.
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Which one of the following factors usually calls for a larger capacity cushion?
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Figure 6.1
-A manager weighs three options for capacity cushion as depicted in Figure 1.If the dollar amounts expressed in the Figure 9.1 are cash flows,which option is optimal?
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Table 6.1
The Union Manufacturing Company is producing two types of products: A and B.The demand forecasts,batch size,and time standards follow:
Both products are produced on the same machine,called Mark I.
-Use the information in Table 6.1.The company works 250 days per year and operates two shifts,each covering 8 hours.If a 15 percent capacity cushion is maintained,how many hours of capacity can the company expect from each of its Mark I machines?
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Table 6.8
The Summerville Vitamin Company manufactures bottles of animal-shaped chewable vitamins for children.This product line requires two work centers,tablet manufacturing and packaging.The tablet manufacturing work center has a current capacity of 140,000 bottles per month,and packaging is capable of 100,000 units per month.This year (year 0),monthly sales of the product line are expected to reach 100,000 units.Growth per month is projected at an additional 25,000 units through year 4 (i.e. ,125,000 per month in year #1,150,000 per month in year #2,etc. ).Pre-tax profits are expected to be $5 per unit throughout the 4-year planning period.Two alternatives are being considered:
-Use the information in Table 6.8.What is the pre-tax cash flow (net present value)for alternative #1 compared to the base case of doing nothing for the next four years?
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The ________ is the set of consecutive time periods considered for planning purposes.
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A capacity cushion is the amount of inventory that a firm maintains to handle sudden increases in demand or temporary loss of production capacity.
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Figure 6.1
-A manager weighs three options for capacity cushion as depicted in Figure 1.If the dollar amounts expressed in the Figure 9.1 are cash flows,what is the value of the optimal decision?
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A larger capacity cushion may be required due to variation in demand,changing product mix,or supply uncertainty.
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If demand is increasing,and you also prefer to increase the time between capacity increments,then the size of increments should ________.
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________ is the degree to which equipment,space,or labor is currently being used.
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The capacity requirement for a year's output is inversely proportional to the total number of hours per year during which the process operates.
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Table 6.5
The T.H.King Company has introduced a new product line that requires two work centers,A and B for manufacture.Work Center A has a current capacity of 10,000 units per year,and Work Center B is capable of 12,500 units per year.This year (year 0),sales of the new product line are expected to reach 10,000 units.Growth is projected at an additional 1,000 units each year through year 5.Pre-tax profits are expected to be $30 per unit throughout the 5-year planning period.Two alternatives are being considered:
-Use the information in Table 6.5.What action,if any,should the King Company take?
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Table 6.8
The Summerville Vitamin Company manufactures bottles of animal-shaped chewable vitamins for children.This product line requires two work centers,tablet manufacturing and packaging.The tablet manufacturing work center has a current capacity of 140,000 bottles per month,and packaging is capable of 100,000 units per month.This year (year 0),monthly sales of the product line are expected to reach 100,000 units.Growth per month is projected at an additional 25,000 units through year 4 (i.e. ,125,000 per month in year #1,150,000 per month in year #2,etc. ).Pre-tax profits are expected to be $5 per unit throughout the 4-year planning period.Two alternatives are being considered:
-Use the information in Table 6.8.What action,if any,should Summerville take?
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________ is the amount of reserve capacity that a firm maintains to handle a sudden increase in demand or temporary losses of production capacity.
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A larger capacity cushion can help firms uncover process inefficiencies,so they can find ways to correct them.
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Which of the following descriptions about waiting line models is best?
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Sleep Tight Motel has the opportunity to purchase an adjacent plot of land.Building on this land would increase their capacity from the current sales level of $515,000/year to $600,000/year.Sleep Tight experiences a 20 percent before-tax profit margin.It wishes to estimate the additional before-tax profits that the expansion will produce.Using the following information,how much more before-tax cash flow would be realized just in year 10 alone? 
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