Final Exam Flashcards

1
Q

ABC analysis divides inventory into three classes based on

A

annual dollar volume

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2
Q

The EOQ model is best suited for items whose demand is ______

A

independent

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3
Q

additions to the reorder point that allow for variability in the rate of demand, the length of lead time, or both.

A

safety stock

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4
Q

provides a measure of inventory accuracy

A

cycle counting

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5
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The two most basic inventory questions answered by the typical inventory model are

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timing and quantity of orders

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6
Q

the primary purpose of the basic economic order quantity model is

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to minimize the sum of setup cost and holding cost

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7
Q

time between placement and receipt of an order

A

lead time

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8
Q

3 Demand options for aggregate planning

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1) influencing demand
2) back ordering during high-demand periods
3) Counterseasonal product and service mixing

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9
Q

5 Capacity options for aggregate planning

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1) Changing inventory levels
2) Varying workforce size by hiring and layoffs
3) Varying production rate through overtime and idle time
4) Subcontracting
5) Using part-time workers

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10
Q

The _______ model is a formal planning model built around a manager’s experience and performance.

A

management coefficients

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11
Q

A pure chase strategy allows _____ inventories when compared to pure level scheduling.

A

lower

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12
Q

type of scheduling that inventory goes up or down to buffer the difference between demand and production.

A

level scheduling

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13
Q

in level scheduling, what is kept uniform from month to month?

A

production/workforce levels

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14
Q

strategy using inventory to meet demand requirement

A

pure level strategy

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15
Q

which plan does not work if hiring and layoffs are possible

A

transportation method

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16
Q

capacity allocation to different classes of customers in order to maximize profits

A

yield management

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17
Q

strategy sets production equal to forecasted demand

A

chase

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18
Q

strategy maintains a constant output rate, or work force level, over the planning horizon.

A

level

19
Q

Effective use of dependent demand inventory models require (5) things

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1) Master Production Schedule (MPS)
2) Bill of Material (BOM)
3) Accurate Inventory Records
4) Open Orders
5) Lead Times

20
Q

MRP is generally practiced on items with _____ demand

A

dependent

21
Q

describe subassemblies that exist only temporarily

A

Phantom Bills

22
Q

____ material requirements do not take into account the amount of inventory on hand

A

gross

23
Q

_____ technique is particularly appropriate when demand is not very smooth and set up cost is small compared to holding cost.

A

lot-for-lot lot-sizing

24
Q

A master production schedule specifies

A

what product is to be made, and when

25
Q

In continuous (make-to-stock) operations, the master production schedule is usually expressed in terms of

A

end items

26
Q

In job shop (make-to-order) operations, the master production schedule is usually expressed in

A

customer orders

27
Q

_____ bills represent subassemblies that actually exist and are inventoried,

A

modular

28
Q

_____ bills represent subassemblies that exist only temporarily and are not inventoried.

A

phantom

29
Q

____ scheduling starts as soon as the requirements are known

A

forward

30
Q

____ scheduling begins with the due date and schedules the final operation first

A

backward

31
Q

Scheduling Criteria (4 objectives)

A

1) Minimize completion time
2) Maximize utilization of facilities
3) Minimize work-in-process (WIP) inventory
4) Minimize customer waiting time

32
Q

file that contains important information regarding an item’s flow through the shop

A

routing file

33
Q

file that is NOT part of the planning files of a production planning and control system

A

progress file

34
Q

file that tracks word order progress

A

control file

35
Q

file that has the production database containing information about each of the components that a firm produces or purchases

A

item master file

36
Q

Aid used to monitor jobs in process

A

a Gantt schedule chart

37
Q

what critical ratio value implies that a job is already late

A

less than 1

38
Q

____ system is generally found in most JIT environments

A

pull

39
Q

characterized by continuous and forced problem solving via a focus on throughput and reduced inventory

A

Just-in-time (JIT)

40
Q

characterized by a focus on continuous improvement, respect for people, and standard work practices

A

Toyota Production System (TPS)

41
Q

characterized by the elimination of waste through a focus on exactly what the customer wants

A

Lean operations

42
Q

time required to move orders through the production process, from receipt to delivery

A

throughput

43
Q

time from raw materials receipt to finished product exit

A

manufacturing cycle time