Cours 1 Flashcards

1
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What stands between input and output?

A

The transformation process.

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2
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What are the components of transformation?

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  • Demand forecasting
  • Strategic decisions
  • Tactical decisions
  • Improvement of work systems
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3
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What are the components of strategic decisions?

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  • Product-process mix
  • Facility layout
  • capacity management
  • Quality management
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4
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What are the components of tactical decisions?

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  • Inventory management
  • Aggregate production planning (APP)
  • Master production scheduling (MPS)
  • Material requirements planning (MRP)
  • Purchasing
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5
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What are the 6 strategic attributes?

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Volume, lead time, cost, quality, flexibility, and variety.

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6
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Give examples of inputs.

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  • Raw materials
  • Parts
  • Components
  • Supplies
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7
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Give examples of resources.

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  • Labour
  • tools
  • Equipment
  • Energy
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8
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What are outputs?

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They are finished goods with value added.

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9
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What are goods?

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  • They are tangible products.
  • They are consistent and measurable product specifications.
  • Their production is usually separate from consumption.
  • They can be kept in stock
  • They have low customer interaction.
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10
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What are services?

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  • They are intangible products.
  • They are inconsistent product definitions.
  • They cannot be kept in stock.
  • They are produced and consumed at the same time.
  • Customer usually participates in the production, so high customer interaction.
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11
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How do you evaluate the external environment?

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Using the PESTEL method.

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12
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What are the 3 levels of operation management? Give their meaning.

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  • Strategic level: system design
  • Tactical level: system operation
  • Operational level: daily operation
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13
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Describe the 3 parts of the system planning.

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Manage:
- Inventory management.
- Purchasing and logistics management.
Plan:
- Aggregate planning.
- Master production scheduling.
- Material requirements planning.
Control:
- Quality control.

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14
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Describe the operational level (system of execution).

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The goal is to ensure the day-to-day functions by:
- Implementation of the plans.
- Allocation of tasks and resources
- Task execution and controle
- Management of unforeseen events.

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15
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What are the 3 main components of operations management today?

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  • Supply chain integration
  • Sustainability
  • Lean management
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16
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What are the 3 components of supply chain integration?

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  • Information
  • Materials
  • Money
17
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How can operations management be part of the sustainability of a company?

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By product design:
- Eco-conception.
- Life cycle analysis.
By process design:
- Add-ons or fundamental changes to the processes.
It can also be with logistics (network optimization),
purchase management (waste management) or even quality management (ISO 9001).

18
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What are the 2 aspects of lean management?

A
  • Continuous improvement.
  • Respect for people.