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Question:
White Tiger Electronics produces CD players using an
automated assembly line process. The standard cost of CD
players is $143 per unit (labor, $31; materials, $67;and
overhead, $45). The sales price is $300 per unit.
To achieve a 13 percent multifactor productivity improvement
by reducing materials costs only, one needs to reduce the
materials cost by __ percent

Answer:
= 2.0979
2.0979*1.13 = 2.370629
300/2.370629= 126.54867
143-126.54867 = 16.451327
16.451327/66*100 = 24.926%


Question:
external customer

Answer:
may be end users or intermediaries (e.g., manufacturers, financial institutions, or retailers)
buying the firm's finished services or products


Question:
internal customer

Answer:
may be employees in the firm whose process inputs are actually the outputs of earlier
processes managed within the firm


Question:
manufacturing processes

Answer:

, - longer response times
- more capital intensive
- their quality can be measured more easily than those of service processes


Question:
service (or nonmanufacturing) process

Answer:
tend to produce intangible, perishable outputs, higher customer contact


Question:
examples of highly divergent service processes where many
steps in them change

Answer:
consulting, law, architecture


Question:
product-process matrix brings together three elements

Answer:
(1) volume
(2) product customization
(3) process characteristics


Question:
job process

Answer:
- needs considerable divergence to produce a wide variety of products
- Customization is high and volume for any one product is low
- each order is handled as a single unit and is not produced ahead of the order


Question:
batch process

Answer:
- volumes are higher because the parts going into them are produced repeatedly
- process divergence is still too great to warrant dedicating a separate process for each

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