E2, Ch 19: Forecasting, Demand Planning Cont. Flashcards

1
Q

peak demand

A

expect a spike due to advertisement/promotion or something associated w/ our product

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2
Q

seasonal demand

A

related to a specific time of year

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3
Q

unexpected demand

A

due to an unusually-expected event (ex. an underdog school makes it to championship and sees a spike in merchandise demand)

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4
Q

chase demand

A

service industry; making changes based on fluctuations in demand

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5
Q

sales and operations planning, S&OP

A

process at which we go through weekly/monthly meetings w/ stakeholders for better planning efforts; essentially just info-sharing

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6
Q

collaborative planning, forecasting, and replenishment (CPFR)

A

web-based process used to coordinate efforts of a supply chain

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7
Q

CPFR coordinates these types of efforts (3)

A

demand forecasting
production and purchasing
inventory replenishment

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8
Q

aggregate plan

A

“big picture”
ex. entire year of sales

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9
Q

production plan: what is it and what does it center on?

A

how much and when we are producing
centers on production rates/inventory

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10
Q

master production schedule

A

disaggregates the aggregate plan by putting groups into time buckets

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11
Q

staffing plan

A

for a service firm
staffing/HR

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12
Q

resource plan

A

more detailed process lying between S&OP and scheduling

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13
Q

S&OP is based on the _________ ____

A

aggregate plan

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14
Q

planning

A

correlating stakeholders to determine what is needed to produce something

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15
Q

planning is broken into.. (2)

A

long-term aggregate planning
near-term master production scheduling

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16
Q

aggregate planning

A

combining individual end items into groups for planning purposes

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17
Q

inputs to MPS (4)

A

beginning inventory
forecast demand
customer orders
production capacity

18
Q

outputs of MPS (4)

A

scheduled production quantities
staffing needs
projected ending inventory
excess/constraint capacity

19
Q

independent demand items

A

finished goods in MPS
ex. a soccer ball

20
Q

dependent demand

A

demand for an item generated by a production process or materials resource planning
ex. raw materials

21
Q

time fence

A

boundaries between periods in a planning horizon

22
Q

frozen time fence

A

0-8 weeks
changes to production plan not allowed

23
Q

slushy time fence

A

9-15 weeks
moderate/limited changes allowed

24
Q

liquid time fence

A

16-26 weeks
flexible changes allowed

25
Q

time bucket

A

period of time, usually one week, in which demand requirements are group duped for master scheduling and MRP

26
Q

material requirements planning

A

computerized info. system for planning/managing inventory for dependent demand items
ex. simple like planning a holiday meal

27
Q

MRP inputs (3)

A

master schedule file
inventory file
bill of materials file

28
Q

manufacturing resource planning/MRP II includes…(3)

A

production planning
machine capacity scheduling
demand forecasting/analysis
etc.

29
Q

enterprise resource planning, ERP

A

more robust data system stemming from MRP II

30
Q

data integration

A

data entered by one functional area will update to all others in real time

31
Q

data integration eliminates…..
and ensures…….

A

reposting of data/errors
a common vision

32
Q

scheduling

A

coordinating work tasks, ppl, materials, etc

33
Q

one major difference between scheduling the production goods and scheduling production of services is…..

A

that a service cannot be inventoried

34
Q

information system that schedules, dispatches, tracks, monitors … production

A

manufacturing execution system, MES

35
Q

service execution system

A

info system that links to schedules, dispatches, etc. and controls customer’s encounters

36
Q

forward scheduling

A

system takes an order and schedules the operation that must be completed forward in time

37
Q

backward scheduling

A

starts with due date and schedules required operations in reverse sequence

38
Q

schedule for peak demand

A

sufficient capacity will be available at any time to meet peak demand

39
Q

when scheduling for chase demand, we can adjust production rates through… (2)

A

(1) varying the workforce
(2) using overtime

40
Q

yield management

A

process of allocating capacity to right customer at right price

ex. hotels offer one set of rates during the week and a different during the weekend

41
Q

________ revenue by delivery of products and services

A

generate

42
Q

_____ by assessing and evaluating outcomes to determine if goals have been achieved

A

gauge