OPMA 3306 FINAL NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM
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VERIFIED//GRADED A+
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Terms in this set (138)
Workforce level Number of workers needed in a period
Sustainability The ability to meet current resources needs
without compromising the ability of future
generations to meet their needs
Tripe bottle line Evaluating the firm against social, economic, and
environmental criteria.
Operations and supply chain The setting of broad policies and plans that will
strategy guide the use of resources needed by the firm to
implement its corporate strategy.
, Operations effectiveness Performing activities in a manner that best
implements strategic priorities at minimum cost.
Straddling When a firm seeks to match what a competitor is
doing by adding new futures, services, or
technologies to existing activities.
Order winners One or more specific marketing oriented
dimensions that clearly differentiate a product
from competitors products.
order qualifiers dimensions used to screen a product or service
as candidate for purchase.
activity system maps diagrams that show how a company's strategy is
delivered through a set of supporting activities.
Supply Chain Risk The likelihood of disruption that would impact
the ability of a company to continuously supply
products or services.
Productivity a measure of how well resources are used:
Productivity = outputs/inputs
A strategy that is designed to meet Sustainable
current needs without
compromising the ability of future
generations to meet their needs
WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS//
VERIFIED//GRADED A+
Save
Terms in this set (138)
Workforce level Number of workers needed in a period
Sustainability The ability to meet current resources needs
without compromising the ability of future
generations to meet their needs
Tripe bottle line Evaluating the firm against social, economic, and
environmental criteria.
Operations and supply chain The setting of broad policies and plans that will
strategy guide the use of resources needed by the firm to
implement its corporate strategy.
, Operations effectiveness Performing activities in a manner that best
implements strategic priorities at minimum cost.
Straddling When a firm seeks to match what a competitor is
doing by adding new futures, services, or
technologies to existing activities.
Order winners One or more specific marketing oriented
dimensions that clearly differentiate a product
from competitors products.
order qualifiers dimensions used to screen a product or service
as candidate for purchase.
activity system maps diagrams that show how a company's strategy is
delivered through a set of supporting activities.
Supply Chain Risk The likelihood of disruption that would impact
the ability of a company to continuously supply
products or services.
Productivity a measure of how well resources are used:
Productivity = outputs/inputs
A strategy that is designed to meet Sustainable
current needs without
compromising the ability of future
generations to meet their needs
