Lecture 13 Flashcards

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Value Engineering

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Increase the value of an item or service at the lowest cost without sacrificing quality

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Ways to Increase Value

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Increase functionality while holding cost constant
Reduce cost without reducing functionality
Increase functionality more than increasing cost
Increase service more than increasing costs

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3
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Who is involved in VA/VE

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Executive management
Suppliers
Supply management
Design engineering
Production
Industrial/process engineering
Quality control
Marketing
Distributors
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4
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Learning Curve

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As production doubles, direct-labor requirements decline by a predictable rate

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5
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Learning Curves are most effective when:

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Using a process for the first time
Producing a product for the first time
Item has a high direct labor content
Human factors must remain fairly constant over time

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Value Engineering/Value Analysis

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Asking a series of questions to determine the value of an item in viewpoint of the customer

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