Chapter 2 - tools and techniques Flashcards

1
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Name a process of benchmarking (pg 63)?

A

Andersen and Pettersen - Benchmarking Wheel

1 - Plan
2 - Search
3 - Observe
4 - Analyse 
5 - Adapt (then back to plan)
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2
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What are the types of benchmarking (pg 62)?

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1- Internal (compare one business unit to another)
2- Competitor (based on public data)
3- Functional
4- Generic (based on technology)

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3
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What are the categories of measures (pg 72)?

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Inputs

  • Capital
  • Labour
  • Raw materials

Processes

  • Assembly
  • Maintenance
  • Packaging
  • Transport

Outputs

  • Products
  • Profit
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4
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What are the areas on the balanced Scorecard (pg 83)?

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Kaplan and Norton

1- Customer perspective
2- Financial perspective
3- Internal business perspective
4- Innovation, learning and growth perspective

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5
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What are the stages of the product lifecycle (pg 105)?

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1- Introduction 
2- Growth 
3- Consolidation 
4- Maturity 
5- Decline
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6
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Types of tariffs (pg 118)?

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Import
Export
Ad Valorem 
Specific
Compound
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What are the differences between tariffs and licensing (pg 119)?

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Tariffs has REVENUE collected - licensing not.

Tariffs VALUATION procedures have to be conducted to determine cost - not for licensing.

Tariffs and duties are SIMPLE to operate administration - licensing is complicated with more official procedures.

Tariffs and duties DO NOT FAVOUR some firms - licences favours organisations with capabilities to meet regulatory requirements.

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8
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What are the indicators of modern slavery (pg 129)

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  • Signs or injury / abuse or malnourishment
  • looking unkept / poor hygiene or wearing same clothes
  • being under influence or control of others
  • not having access to own passport or id documents
  • appearing scared / untrusting or avoiding eye contact
  • being collected very early / very late at night
  • having inappropriate clothing for the work they perform
  • being isolated from the local community or their family
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9
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What are the health and safety responsibilities that must be met (pg 126)?

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Employers must;

  • Have a regard for all legislation and policy
  • Have a health and safety policy relevant to their setting
  • Undertake and act on risk assessments
  • Support their staff in understanding and implementing legislation and policy

Employees must;

  • Take reasonable care of their own and others health and safety
  • Co-operate with employers
  • Carry our activities un line with instructions
  • Inform employers of any serious risks
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Risks of modern slavery are most pronounced (pg 130)?

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  • Where workers have fewer protections through laws and regulations
  • Where there are high levels of poverty
  • Where there is widespread discrimination
  • Where there is widespread use of migrant workers
  • In conflict zones
  • In some specific risk industries
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