Q4 - Entrep Quiz 1 Flashcards

1
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is a connection of all the parties, resources, businesses and activities involved in the marketing or distribution through which a product reaches the end customer.
Product Request - Supply Chain - Customer

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Supply Chain

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2
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is an arrangement or offer that is accessible at a discounted cost, yet which you should purchase sooner than you would typically do.

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Early bird promo

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3
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is the conversion of raw materials into final and finished product.

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Method

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4
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is the last round of testing before a product or service at long last delivered to a wide crowd.

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Beta Testing

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5
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refers to the method of purchasing and selling of products or services by electronic means via the Internet.

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E-Procurement

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6
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These activities deliver your product or service to your customer. It involves the collection, storage, and distribution of product or service to customers. It may be internal or external to the organization.

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Outbound logistics

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7
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refers to the method in which businesses receive raw materials, add value to them through production, manufacturing, and other processes to create a finished product, and then sell the finished product to consumers.
Customer Request - Value Chain - Product

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Value Chain

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8
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is a structured format of presenting information about a product.

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Product Description

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9
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is a primer model or sample of another product or service that is made to test a product idea or service measure.

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Prototype

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10
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It relies on a computerized program to measure the number of materials required for production and to decide when to order or produce them.

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Material Requirements Planning

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11
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preferred instrument for in- depth quantitative research.

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Survey

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12
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The manufacturer arranges for materials to enter the manufacturing process just
in time to arrive at production facilities.

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Just-in-Time Production

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13
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refers to the personnel or laborer needed in operations of the business.

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Manpower

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14
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those that are involved in the physical creation, Sale and transfer and support of products or services (including after sale service).

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Primary Activities

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15
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If a manufacturer runs out of the materials that it needs to produce, then
production will cease. Most manufacturers have since learned that they need to handle
inventories more effectively in order to stay competitive. This role requires the two
menaces to strike a balance.

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Inventory Control

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16
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It specifies the routing of all materials on each item based on the sequence of operations in which it is to be used.

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Work scheduling

17
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It deals with receiving, storing and distributing inputs internally. Your supplier relationships are a key factor in creating value here.
These are conversion/transformation of the inputs into finished products/outputs that are sold to the customer. Here, your operational systems create value.

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Inbound logistics

18
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All those activities that increase the value of product or services. These are the activities related to maintaining the value of your product or service to your customers, once it’s been purchased.

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Services

19
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exit includes both the direct and indirect or consumable items.

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Materials

20
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It is a kind of form that indicates the information on how they would meet the
performance expectations of the customer and the price they would be willing
to pay.

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Request for proposal

21
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is a characteristic piece of finalizing designs.

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Testing Prototype

22
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refers to the process of acquiring the materials and services to be used in production?

A

Procurement

23
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Involve activities that create awareness among the general public regarding the product. These are the processes you use to persuade clients to purchase from you instead of your competitors.

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Marketing and Sales

24
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refers to the process by which firms identify, evaluate, and contract with suppliers

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Supplier selection

25
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a detailed specification of machinery and equipment must be identified in the operations.

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Machine