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TEST BANK for Operations Management,
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14th Editionby William J Stevenson
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Table f#of f#Contents
Chapter f#01 f#Introduction f#to f#Operations f#Management
f# Chapter f#02 f#Competitiveness, f#Strategy, f#and
Productivity
f# f # Chapter f#03 f#Forecasting
Chapter f#04 f#Product f#and f#Service f#Design
f# Chapter f#04S f#Reliability
Chapter f#05 f#Strategic f#Capacity f#Planning f#for f#Products f#and f#Services
f # Chapter f#05S f#Decision f#Theory
Chapter f#06 f#Process f#Selection f#and f#Facility
Layout
f# f# Chapter f#07 f#Work f#Design f#and
Measurement
f# f# Chapter f#07S f#Learning f#Curves
Chapter f#08 f#Location f#Planning f#and
Analysis
f# f# Chapter f#08S f#The
Transportation f#Model
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f# Management f # of f#Quality f# Chapter f#10
Quality f#Control
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Chapter f#10S f#Acceptance f#Sampling
Chapter f#11 f#Aggregate f#Planning f#and f#Master
Scheduling
f# f# Chapter f#12 f#MRP f#and f#ERP
Chapter f#13 f#Inventory f#Management
f# Chapter f#14 f#JIT f#and f#Lean f#Operations
f# Chapter f#14S f#Maintenance
Chapter f#15 f#Supply f#Chain f#Management
f# Chapter f#16 f#Scheduling
Chapter f#17 f#Project f#Management
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Chapter f#18 f#Management f#of f#Waiting f#Lines
f# Chapter f#19 f#Linear f#Programming
Chapter 01 Introduction to Operations Management
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Student:
1. Operations f#managers f#are f#responsible f#for f#assessing f#consumer f#wants f#and f#needs f#and
f#selling f#and f # promoting f#the f#organization's f#goods f#or f#services.
True False
2. Often, f#the f#collective f#success f#or f#failure f#of f#companies' f#operations f#functions f#will
f# impact f#the f # ability f#of f#a f#nation f#to f#compete f#with f#other f#nations.
True False
3. Companies f#are f#either f#producing f#goods f#or f#delivering f#services. f#This f#means f#that f#only
f#one f# of f#the f # two f#types f#of f#operations f# management f# strategies f# are f#used.
True False
4. Operations, f# marketing, f#and f#finance f#function f#independently f#of f#each f#other
f# in f#most f # organizations.
True False
5. The f#greater f#the f#degree f#of f#customer f#involvement, f#the f#more f#challenging f#the
f#design f#and f # management f# of f#operations.
True False
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6. Goods f#producing f#organizations f#are f#not f#involved f#in f#service
f#activities. f # True False
7. Service f#operations f#require f#additional f#inventory f#because f#of f#the f#unpredictability f#of
f#consumer f # demand.
True False
8. The f#value f#of f#outputs f#is f#measured f#by f#the f#prices f#customers f#are f#willing f#to f#pay
f#for f# goods f#or f # services.
True False
9. The f#use f#of f#models f#will f#guarantee f#the f#best f#possible
f#decisions. f # True False
10. People f#who f#work f#in f#the f#field f#of f#operations f#should f#have f#skills f#that f#include f#both
f#knowledge f # and f#people f#skills.
True False
11. Assembly f#lines f#achieved f#productivity f#but f#at f#the f#expense f#of f#standard
f#of f#living. f # True False
12. The f#operations f#manager f#has f#primary f#responsibility f#for f#making f#operations f#system
f#design f # decisions, f# such f#as f#system f#capacity f#and f# location f#of f#facilities.
True False
13. The f#word f#"technology" f#is f#used f#only f#to f#refer f#to f#"information
f#technology". f # True False