B6: Grab Bag Flashcards
What are the main steps for process management?
PDCA Plan Do Check Act
What are the conforming costs and nonconforming costs?
AP IE
Appraisal
Prevention
Internal failure
External failure
What is prevention?
prevent production of defective units training inspection maintenance redesign product and process high quality suppliers
What is appraisal?
discover and remove defective parts before they are shipped to the customer or the next department stat quality checks testing inspection maintenance of lab
What is internal failure?
cure defect before product sent to customer rework scrap tooling changes cost to dispose cost of lost unit downtime
What is external failure?
cure defect after product sent to customer warranty cost of returns liability claims lost customers reengineering external failure
What is the relationship between conforming and non-conforming costs?
Inverse
What is the focus of TQM?
customers continuous improvement quality circles top mgmt support objective measures timely recognition ongoing training
What is the main objective of Kaizen continuous improvement?
ensure resource usage stays within cost
What is the difference between BPR and BPM?
Radical change
vs.
Incremental change
What is the focus of lean mfg?
use of only resources required to meet customer requirements
What is the objective of theory of constraints?
Maximizing throughput by identifying and alleviating constraints
What is the common measure for globalization?
World trade growth as a percentage of GDP
What are the 2 main attributes of globalization?
comparative advantage
increased specialization
What is power held in a single nation called?
unipolar
What is a repatriation restriction?
company invests money in foreign country but cannot bring that money back to home country
What are the advantages and disadvantages of ST financing?
increased liquidity
increased profitability
decreased financing cost
increased interest rate risk
decrease capital availability
What are the advantages and disadvantages of LT financing?
decreased Interest rate risk
increased capital availability
decreased profitability
decreased liquidity
increased financing costs
What criteria must a lessee meet to qualify as a capital/finance lease?
must meet one of the following: OWNS Ownership transfer at end of lease Written bargain purchase option Ninety percent of FV from lease pmts Seventy five percent of asset's economic life committed in lease term
What is a debenture?
unsecured obligation of the issuing company
What are the two broad categories of risk?
DUNS Diversifiable Unsystematic (nonmarket/firm specific) Nondiversifiable Systematic (market)
How do we calc effective interest rate?
interest paid / net proceeds received
How do we calc annual percentage rate?
effective period rate x # compounding periods
How do we calc effective APR?
((1 + stated rate)^ # of compounding periods) - 1