ADM 1100 Flashcards

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Other Developments in Layout Flexibility

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Flexibility manufacturing process (FMS), soft manufacturing, movable factory

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Scheduling Goods Operations

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Master production schedule

Which products, when, what resources, what time period

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Scheduling Service Operations

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Low-contact services: based on desired completion dates and/or arrival

High-contact services:

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Gantt Charts

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A diagram of steps in the project and the time required for each

Can be used to check the progress

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PERT Charts

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Specifies the sequence and critical path of steps in a project

Can identify activities that will cause delay

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Materials Management

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Planning, organizing, and controlling the flow of materials from purchasing

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Tools for Process Control

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Worker training,

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Materials Requirements Planning (MRP)

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Computerized bill of materials estimates production needs

Resources are acquired and put into production only as needed

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Manufacturing Resource Planning (MRP II)

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Advanced version of MRP; ties all parts of the organization into production activities

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Domestic Productivity

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Productivity affects standard of living: employees (wages), investors (profits), customers (prices)

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Manufacturing productivity is higher than service productivity

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But service industries have made some recent gains from modern information technology that eliminates

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TQM (total quality management)

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Includes all activities and parts of the business (customers, suppliers, employees)

Leadership and customer focus are key

Requires highest level of commitment (no defects

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Performance Quality: refers to the features of a product and how well it performs

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Quality-Assurance Tools

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Competitive product analysis

Value-added analysis

Statistical process control

Quality/cost studies

Quality-improvement teams

Benchmarking

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15
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Value-Added Analysis

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Evalutation

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Statistical Process Control (SPC)

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SPC methods enable managers to analyze variations in production data

Detect when adjustments are needed to create products with high quality reliability

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Process Variation

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Change in employees, materials, work methods, or equipment that affects output quality

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Control Chart

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Quality/Cost Studies

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Assesing

20
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Benchmarking

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Compares the quality of a firm’s output with the quality of the output

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Supply Chain Management

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Offers a competitive edge because companies are working together to improve the overall flow of goods

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Accounting

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A comprehensive system for collecting, analyzing, and communicating financial information

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Bookkeeping

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International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS)

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Standard accounting rules

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Asset

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Anything of economic value of owned by a firm or individual

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Liability

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Any debt owed by a firm or an individual

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Owner’s Equity

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Any positive difference between a firm’s

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The Accounting Equation

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Assets = Liabilities + Owners’ Equity

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Current Assets: Cash

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Things you can convert into cash within a year

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Current Assets: Accounts Receivable

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Amounts owed to the firm by customers

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Current Assets: Inventory

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Cost of merchandise acquired for sale but not yet sold

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Current Assets: Prepaid Expenses

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Supplies on hand and rent (other bills) paid for coming period

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Fixed Assets

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Have long-term use or value (ex. land, building, machinery, depreciation)

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Depreciation

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Distributing the cost of a major asset over its lifetime, deducted yearly

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Finance Involves 4 key Responsibilities

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Determine a firm’s long-term investments

Obtain funds to pay for those investments

Conduct the firm’s everyday financial activities

Help manage the risks that a firm takes

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Financial Statements: Intangible Assetes

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Non-physical assets with economic value (difficult to calculate) (ex. patents, trademarks, franchise fees, copyrights)

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Financial

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38
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Liabilities and Owner’s Equity

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Current Liabilities: debts owed by the firm the must be paid

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Income Statement

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40
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Operations

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Cash flows from buying and selling of goods and services

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Investments

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Cash flows from investment activities

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Financing

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Cash flows from financing activities

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Revenue Recognition

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The formal recording and reporting of revenues in financial statements once the earnings cycle is completed

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Matching

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Expenses will be matched with revenues to show net income for an accounting period

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Budget

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A detailed financial plan of estimates receipts and expenditures for a future period

An internal financial statement (usually 1 year)

Requires input from other departments

Compares actual vs. budget to signal problems

46
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Solvency Ratios (S)

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Short term: current ratio

Long term:

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