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out Quest 2 of 2 points ion 1 How does information flow in a supply chain? Selected Answer: Correct Answer: Questio 2 out of 2 points n2 The basic EOQ model assumes that each order is delivered at a single point in time. Selected Answer: Correct Answer: Questio 2 out of 2 points n3 Which term is most closely associated with disaggregation? Selected Answer: Correct Answer: Questio 2 out of 2 points n4...
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How does information flow in a supply chain?
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The basic EOQ model assumes that each order is delivered at a single point in time.
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Which term is most closely associated with disaggregation?
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Because of the pyramid relationship for all components in an MRP system, it is appropriate to
provide safety stocks at all levels, since this would help to reduce the setup costs.
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JIT and EOQ are incompatible techniques.
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Which one is not a building block of JIT?
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Which one is not involved in waste reduction?
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A list of all parts and materials needed to assemble one unit of a product is called:
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The ultimate goal in a JIT system is a low inventory.
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The shortage cost is:
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Large firms always have supply chains but many small firms do not.
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The principal files that are incorporated into a computerized MRP system are:
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Which one of these is generally avoided in JIT systems?
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An advantage of the "chase" approach is low inventory investment.
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In the ROP, if demand and lead time are both constant, the safety stock would be zero.
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Which one of the following is not a reason for holding inventories?
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Which one of these is not generally associated with JIT?
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Which of the following correctly describes the computation of net requirements?
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Setup costs are similar to which costs?
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Which one of the following is not a basic option for altering capacity?
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Aggregate planning is long-range planning (2 years or more) for large products.
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Available-to-promise inventory is uncommitted inventory.
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All of the following are basic options for altering demand except:
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The main goal in purchasing should always be to obtain the lowest price.
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What is disintermediation?
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A bucket in MRP refers to a time period, such as a week, two-week period, etc.
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A pricebreak is an order quantity at which the purchaser is offered a lower price per unit that by
purchasing quantity or more.
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The quantity discount model involves the use of which one of these models?
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How does information flow in a supply chain?
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Which of these has the broadest scope and the most costly to implement?
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MRP has been replaced by MRPII.
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In order to effectively plan, estimates of each of the following items must be available to
planners except:
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Lead time is the time between placing an order and receiving the material, it makes no
difference whether the order is one to purchase the material or a production order.
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Autonomation refers to the automatic detection of errors during production.
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Which term refers to inventory oscillations in a supply chain?
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The three principal computerized files maintained for an MRP system include the bill of
materials, the product-structure tree and an inventory record.
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Which of the following does not offer a potential for reducing setup costs in a supply chain?
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Overtime is not considered as a variable in aggregate planning.
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Converting suppliers to JIT is one of the first steps in converting to a JIT system.
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Due to increasing use of outsourcing, many companies have reduced their need for supply
chain management.
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Which one of the following would not be included in a list of assumptions of the basic EOQ
model, or are all assumptions?
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Disaggregating an aggregate plan involves creating a master schedule for production of the
end items included in the aggregate plan.
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Regeneration as a means of updating an MRP is a better way to update an unstable MRP
than net change.
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The ROP is equal to expected demand during lead time plus safety stock.
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Which one of these is not a master scheduling input?
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A goal of JIT is increased flexibility in the ability to change the production mix.
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Which one of these is not an output of a master production schedule?
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A supply chain is also known as a value chain.
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Which term refers to inventory oscillations in a supply chain?
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Which factor is not generally considered when performing a vendor analysis?
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