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Business Connecting Principles to Practice Study Set 1
Quiz 9: Production and Operations Management
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Question 81
True/False
The Internet is a very popular place to locate your business today.
Question 82
True/False
Seat-belts Unlimited,Inc.is located about 8 miles from two major auto assembly plants.The firm delivers seat-belts about every two hours to each of the plants.The assembly plants only accept the number of seat-belts that they will assemble into cars,during the next two hours after delivery.The auto plants embrace lean manufacturing.
Question 83
True/False
When considering the issue of facility location,it is important to find an isolated location so that work can get done without interruption from customers.
Question 84
True/False
Frolichstein Fabrics promotes itself as a specialty manufacturer that will produce according to customer specifications.This firm will probably be best served by using an intermittent process in production.
Question 85
True/False
Facility location is the process of selecting a geographic location for a company's operations.
Question 86
True/False
Some companies will locate their production facilities near their suppliers.
Question 87
True/False
Internet-focused strategies don't affect operations managers since it is not progressive for operations managers to negotiate in an interfirm environment.
Question 88
True/False
Manufacturing firms that want to minimize time-to-market are likely to choose facility sites that give them easy access to their preferred modes of transportation.
Question 89
True/False
J & R Industries typically produces very large batches of standardized products used by plumbers,such as pipefittings and valves that must be produced in standard sizes.A continuous production process would work well for J & R.
Question 90
True/False
In making a location decision,businesses seldom consider "quality of life" in various locations,because factors that influence quality of life have little or no impact on profits.
Question 91
True/False
Alice's Cookie Company makes a variety of cookies for corporate accounts and restaurants.On a good day,the orders can range from 600-800 cookies,with a variety of uniqueness,although the company is known for delicate shortbread and butter cookies.Some cookies have round shapes,but others are elongated rectangles,and yet others are triangles.The bakers can quickly change the cookie cutting machine to reflect the orders for the day,while computers program the ovens to make those cookies the light golden color they are known for across town.Refrigeration is also computer controlled.Alice's Cookie Company embraces flexible manufacturing and mass customization.
Question 92
True/False
Trace and Tim own a company that rehabs old houses.Prior to buying a house,they use software to create and design the renovation of each room.The program provides them with an estimation of how much of each kind of material is needed,and the orderly progression of tasks that need to be completed.Trace and Tim use computer-aided design.
Question 93
True/False
Many state and local governments offer tax incentives and government services to attract businesses.
Question 94
True/False
Computers and robots are only useful in continuous production processes where the same type of product is produced many times.
Question 95
True/False
According to the Making Ethical Decisions box,titled,"Stay or Leave",by law a firm must give employees 60 days notice of a facility or plant closing.
Question 96
True/False
Featured Furnishings is a company that specializes in producing custom-made furniture.A continuous production process would be the most efficient way for Featured Furnishings to produce its products.
Question 97
True/False
When it comes to location decisions,labor costs are no longer an important consideration for most manufacturing firms.
Question 98
True/False
Although lean manufacturing attempts to reduce the amount of labor used in the manufacturing process,it typically does so by increasing the amount of most of the other resources used in the production process.