5 Flashcards

1
Q

______ use technology to improve efficiency and effectiveness

A

automation

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2
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_______ use technology to restructure business processes and firm’s organization

A

reengineering

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3
Q

This system
removes the physical separation between
authorization and transaction processing. Here, computer programs authorize and
process POs as well as authorize and issue checks to vendors.

A

Segregation of Duties

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4
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Traditional Segregation of Duties

A

Warehouse (stores)
Inventory control
Accounts payable
General ledger
Requisitioning
Purchases
Purchases returns and allowances
Cash disbursements

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5
Q

The __________ prepares
and submits Personnel action forms in preparing Payroll function

A

Personnel department

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6
Q

are documents which the employee’s Pay rate, Deductions, Job Classification and others. An example is a personnel action form used to advice payroll of an increase in an employee’s salary.

A

Personnel action forms

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7
Q

The _______ prepares
Time cards and Job Tickets to record employee performance.

A

Production department

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8
Q

________ keep track of the employees’
hours working on the job. The card is punched through a special timekeeping device that records their time of going in and out of the establishment.

A

Time cards

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9
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keep track of the employee hours spent on the job; it also indicates how many they have made on each product job.

A

Job Tickets

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10
Q

Transfer input resources, such as raw
materials, direct labor and factory overhead into finish goods or services for sale.
Traditional Manufacturing Environment
the central role of conversion cycle and interaction with other business.

A

the conversion cycle

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11
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Three (3) Production Method

A
  1. Continuous Processing – this
    approach firms attain to maintain finish goods inventory at levels needed to meet expected sales demand.
  2. Make-to-order Processing – it
    initiated by sales order rather than inventory.
  3. Batch Processing – discrete
    batches of products. Each item is similar and requires same material and operations
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12
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________ this approach firms attain to maintain finish goods inventory at levels needed to meet expected sales demand.

A

Continuous Processing

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13
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_________ it initiated by sales order rather than inventory.

A

Make-to-order Processing

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14
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_________ discrete batches of products. Each item is similar and requires same material and operations

A

Batch Processing

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15
Q

depicts the primary information flows
that integrate these activities and link to the other system

A

Batch Processing System

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16
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Documents in the Batch Processing System

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  1. Production Schedule – Formal plan to begin production.
  2. Bill of materials – Specifies the types and quantity of raw materials.
  3. Route Sheets – production path that a particular batch follows during manufacturing.
  4. Work Order – specify the materials of production for each batch.
  5. Move Tickets – work done in each work center and authorize the movement
  6. Materials Requisition – authorize the storekeeper to release materials to individual and work center for production purposes.
17
Q
  • the organization functions, the task
    performed in each function and the documents that trigger or result of tasks.
A

Batch Production Activities

18
Q

– info comes from inventory on hand, sales forecast, engineering and bill of materials.

A

Materials and Operation Requirement

19
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  • Materials, labor and overhead are
    required to manufacture a product.
A

Work Centers and Storekeeping

20
Q

Records the financial effects of the
physical effects that are occurring in the production process.
Begins with PP&C department sends
the copy of original word order to Cost Accounting Department.

A

Cost Accounting Activities

21
Q

__________ this approach firms attain to maintain finish goods inventory at levels needed to meet expected sales demand.

A

Continuous Processing

22
Q

___________ it initiated by sales order rather than inventory.

A

Make-to-order Processing

23
Q

________ – discrete batches of products. Each item is similar and requires same material and operations

A

Batch Processing