Chapter 4 Flashcards

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the effective design, development, and management of the processes, procedures, and practices embedded within an organization’s business system for the purpose of achieving its strategic intent - categories of responsibility:
○ Process management
○ Supply chain management
○ Product/service management
○ Information technology-based operational analytics

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operations management

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the design and development of the work flow and connectivity of the transformation requirements (processes) needed to ensure that an organization’s products and services are efficiently produced and effectively delivered to the marketplace

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process management

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is the management of the interdependencies among suppliers, manufacturers, and distributors, it seeks to develop the terms and conditions that will enable all parties to efficiently and effectively meet their obligations to one another due to their business relationships

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supply chain management

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refers to the variety of activities that commence with the design and development of potential new products in R&D and extend to the post-purchase support of products/services now in the hands of customers

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product/service management

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refers to the assessment of historical, as well as predictive data in a way that enables the operations management team to actively manage the organization’s current and future operational needs

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Information Technology-Based Operational analytics

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refers to maximizing the benefits (price/quality comparison) that an individual or set of customers will realize as a result of using a product or service

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value maximization

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relate to the specific activities though which the development and transformation of a product or service occurs as it is produced and delivered to the marketplace
○ Inbound logistics, operations, outbound logistics, marketing and sales, customer service

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primary activities

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refers to the management of supplier relationships relating to those parts and/or components, or finished products that are brought into the organization in order to produce finished products for delivery to the marketplace

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inbound logistics

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refers to the manufacturing and/or product change processes set up to ensure that the final product the organization is manufacturing or handling is ready for the marketplace

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operations

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refers to getting the finished product tot eh customer via a distribution channel that is accessible, convenient, and able to minimize stock outs and other sales impediment factors

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outbound logistics

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refers to those activities that create profile and awareness for the organization’s products, services, or brand(s), and the benefits derived from the acquisition and use of such products or services

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marketing and sales

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refers to the support provided to customers before, during, and following the purchase process

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customer service

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are those areas within the organization that are not directly associated with the actual processes the organization uses to produce products and/or deliver services but that are an integral part of the support structure the primary activities rely on to successfully execute strategy
○ Includes: HR, R&D, Engineering, IT, Finance, Legal, Environmental Safety

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support activities

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is the alignment of the operational tasks within an organization by its management team in order to meet the strategic outcomes defined in the organization’s business strategy

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operations cycle

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is the design and utilization of common platforms and common task sequencing to produce/develop a variety of products or services

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process standardization

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is the design and utilization of a minimum number of tasks when developing products and/or services

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process simplification

17
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Four core decision areas:
○ Process design, layout, and execution
○ Materials management
○ Facility design and layout
Capital asset evaluation and acquisition
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process management

18
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refers to the assessment and implementation of the tasks necessary to get the required work accomplished, and how such tasks will be grouped and sequences to ensure that the most efficient and effective processes are utilized in the production of products and/or services

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process design, layout, and execution

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is a scheduling methodology that focuses on task sequencing and the identification of the critical path of steps that will most greatly impact the ability to complete a project, and the length of time needed for completion

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PERT chart

20
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is a methodology used to schedule the steps associated with a project and the time required to complete each step (looks like excel)

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Gantt chart

21
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refers to the management of the inputs required in order to develop the products or services that the organization is intent on delivering to the marketplace

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materials management

22
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refers to the development of the supply chain structure and the accumulation of the necessary information to make effective supply chain decisions

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supply chain management

23
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a broad based approach to managing quality within the organization

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