Chapter 8: Producing Quality Goods and Services Flashcards

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primary goals of production is customer satisfaction which is closely linked to

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quality

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2
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the conversion of ideas and resources into goods and services

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production

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3
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the production planning process includes

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design planning, facilities planning and operational planning

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4
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considers the strategic goals and resources of an organization

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design planning

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5
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identifies a site where the good/service can be produced

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facilities planning

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6
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decides on the amount of goods/services that will be produced within a specific time period

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operational planning

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3 differences between production of manufactured goods and the production of services

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  1. types of resources used 2. timing of product consumption 3. measuring quality
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8
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a plan for converting an idea into an actual product

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design planning

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9
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involves a set of activities intended to identify new ideas that have the potential to result in new goods/services

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research and development (R&D)

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10
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a group of similar products that differ only relatively

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product line

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11
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_____ play an important role in making product line decisions

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marketing managers

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12
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gives customers more choice

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long product line

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13
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marketing employees want a __________ that offers customers more options

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long product line

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14
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the amount of product an organization can produce in a given period of time

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capacity

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15
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a process used to adjust the amount of goods or services that are produced by a business

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operational planning

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16
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designing a product line, estimating production capacity and evaluating production technology options are included in:

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design planning considerations

17
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3 general types of facility layout

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process layout, product layout, fixed-position layout

18
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used when different operations are required for creating small batches of different products or working on different parts of a product

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process layout

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separate stations for distinct tasks, for low-volume customized products and products move through in any sequence

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process layout

20
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used when all products undergo the same operations in the same sequence

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product layout

21
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product layout is also called the

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assembly line

22
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layout used for high-volume, standardized production runs

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product layout

23
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used when a very large product is produced

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fixed-position layout

24
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successful production depends on 3 aspects of operational planning and control

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supply chain management, scheduling and quality control

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one solution to material shortages is
to carry large amounts of inventory
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a computerized system that integrates production planning, inventory control, quality statistics and data
enterprise resource planning (ERP)
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a computerized system that integrates production planning and inventory control (first innovation to make supply chain management possible)
Materials requirement planning (MRP)
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the process of specifying and controlling time required for each step in the process
schedule
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technique for scheduling a complex project and maintaining control of the schedule
PERT (Program Evaluation and Review Technique)
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graphic scheduling device that displays the task to be performed on the vertical axis and the time required for each task on the horizontal axis
Gantt Chart
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the sequence of activities that take the longest time from start to finish
critical path
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a consumer measures quality by
how well a good serves its purpose
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the process of ensuring that goods/services are produced in accordance with design specifications
quality control
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coordinated efforts directed at improving customer satisfaction
total quality management (TQM)
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improving customer satisfaction, increasing employee participation, quality improvement and strengthening supplier partnerships
coordinated efforts of Total Quality Management
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an approach that relies on statistical data and improved methods to eliminate defects
Six Sigma
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what certifies that companies meet a set of standards for quality control procedures, production processes and product testing
the ISO certification