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Exam 9: Production and Operations Management
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Question 121
True/False
While mass customization works well for producers it is not used in the service sector.
Question 122
True/False
Telecommuting has diminished in popularity as a strategy for linking employees with work.
Question 123
Multiple Choice
A company becomes lean by ________ its capacity to produce high-quality goods, while ________ its need for resources.
Question 124
Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements best describes the distinction between production management and operations management?
Question 125
Multiple Choice
In today's quality control programs, emphasis is placed on
Question 126
Multiple Choice
A major trend in business is ________, where employees work at least part time at home using a computer.
Question 127
True/False
A process manufacturing layout is frequently used in operations that serve different customers' different needs.
Question 128
True/False
One of the reasons mass production techniques lost favor is that, despite their ability to keep costs relatively low, mass production lacks flexibility.
Question 129
True/False
Mass customization is not exclusive to product-intensive businesses. Service businesses have learned how to use mass customization to serve their customers.
Question 130
True/False
BeltIn, Inc., is a seat belt manufacturer about 8 miles from two major auto assembly plants. Every two hours, BeltIn delivers seatbelts to each of the plants. The assembly plants only accept the number of seatbelts that they will use in cars during the next two hours after delivery. The auto plants embrace lean manufacturing.
Question 131
True/False
ISO 14001 is a collection of the best practices for managing an organization's impact on the environment.
Question 132
True/False
U.S. manufacturers are focusing on quality as a way to become more competitive globally.
Question 133
True/False
Retailing is one area where technology is unlikely to make a big difference in how services are provided.
Question 134
Multiple Choice
Lean manufacturing ________ productivity.
Question 135
True/False
Six Sigma is a quality measure that allows only 3.4 defects per million opportunities.
Question 136
Multiple Choice
Sparky sees quality control in terms of detecting potential problems to prevent their occurrence and thus save Minimotors money. The quality control process that is most closely linked to Sparky's goal is known as