delicades reviewer Flashcards

1
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The management of processes or systems that create goods and/or provide services.

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Operations management

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2
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Organizations are formed to pursue goals that are achieved more effectively by the concerted efforts of a group of people than by individuals working alone.

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Business Organization

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3
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Three Basic Functions Of Business Organization

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  1. PRODUCTION / OPERATIONS
  2. FINANCE
  3. MARKETING
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4
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Activities related to securing resources at favorable prices and allocating those resources throughout the organization.

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FINANCE

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5
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Inputs are used to obtain finished goods using one or more transformation processes

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  1. PRODUCTION / OPERATIONS
    - System
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6
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Focus on selling and/or promoting the goods and services of an organization.

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MARKETING

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7
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evaluation of alternative investment in plant and equipment requires input from both operations and finance people.

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Economic analysis of investment proposals

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8
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must be periodically prepared to plan financial requirements.

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Budget

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9
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necessary funding of operations and the amount and timing of funding

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Provision of funds

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10
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supplies information to management on cost of labor, materials, and overhead and may provide reposts on items such as scrap, downtime and inventories.

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Accounting

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11
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responsible for procurement of materials, supplies, and equipment.

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Purchasing

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12
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concerned with recruitment and training of personnel, labor relations, wages and salaries and ensuring health and safety of employees.

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Personnel or Human Resources

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13
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providing management with the information it needs to effectively manage

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Management Information System (MIS)

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14
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responsible for general upkeep and repair of equipment, building and grounds, heating and air-conditioning, removing toxic waste.

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Maintenance

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15
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responsible for building and maintaining a positive image of the organization.

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Public Relations

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16
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involves shipping of goods to warehouse, retail outlets or final consumer.

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Distribution

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17
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means that the product or service is designed for specific case or individual.

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Customized Output

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18
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means that there is a high degree of uniformity in goods or services.

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Standardized Output

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19
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The four Vs of operations:

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Volume, Variety, Variation, Visibility

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20
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results in a tangible product.

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Production of goods

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21
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generally implies an act.

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Service operation

22
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Differences Between Goods and Services:

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  1. Customer contact
  2. Uniformity of input
  3. Labor content of job
  4. Uniformity of output
  5. Measurement of productivity
  6. Simultaneous production/consumption and delivery
  7. Quality assurance
23
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an abstraction of reality; a simplified version of something

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I. MODEL

24
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More abstract than their physical counterparts (less resemblance to physical reality)

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Schematic Models

25
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More abstract than their physical counterparts (less resemblance to physical reality)

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Schematic Models

26
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The most abstract: they do not look at all like their real-life counterparts.

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Mathematical Models

27
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Look like their real-life counterparts.

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Physical Models

28
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approaches to problem solving embody an attempt to obtain mathematically optimum solutions to managerial problems.

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II. QUANTITATIVE APPROACHES

29
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a set of interrelated parts that must work together

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System

30
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emphasizes interrelationships among subsystems, but its main theme is that the whole is greater than the sum of its individual parts

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IV. SYSTEMS APPROACH

31
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deal with decision by listing the advantages and disadvantages – pros and cons

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III. ANALYSIS OF TRADE-OFFS

32
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A measure of the effective use of resources, usually expressed as the ratio of output to input

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Productivity

33
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output/ (multiple inputs)

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Multi-factor measures

34
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output/ (single input)

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Partial measures

35
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output/ (total inputs)

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Total measure

36
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a general approach to decision making that is suitable for a wide range of operations management decision

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Decision Theory

37
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expected payoff for each alternative in every possible state of nature

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PAYOFF TABLE

38
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means that relevant parameters such as cost, capacity and demand have known value.

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  1. Certainty
39
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means that it is impossible to assess the likelihood of various possible future events.

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  1. Uncertainty
40
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means that certain parameters have probabilistic outcomes.

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  1. Risk
41
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best of the worst

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  1. Maximin
42
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best average payoff

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  1. Laplace
43
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least of the worst regrets.

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  1. Minimax Regret
44
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best possible payoff.

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  1. Maximax
45
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best possible payoff.

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  1. Maximax
46
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the best expected value among the alternatives

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Expected Monetary Value (EMV)

47
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The difference between the expected payoff with perfect information and the expected payoff under risk.

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EXPECTED VALUE OF PERFECT INFORMATION (EVPI solution 1)

48
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  • A schematic representation of the available alternatives and their possible consequences
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DECISION TREE

49
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—– nodes denote decision points

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Square

50
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nodes denote chance events

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circular