Management

JIT systems use the standardization of components because standardization:

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JIT systems maintain inventory in small lot sizes because small lot sizes:

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There are many requirements for the successful implementation of the JIT system of production. Which ...

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The JIT concept will not work without the proper environment. Which one of the following ...

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The just-in-time (JIT) system is a(n):

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The key to the Toyota Production System is that:

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The Toyota Production System principle requires that:

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Which of the following is NOT a principle of the Toyota Production System?

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Lean systems try to:

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Just-in-time systems do not need stable master production schedules.

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If infrequent, large shipments of purchased items are arranged with suppliers, large inventory ...

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One benefit of a just-in-time system is that it increases equipment utilization.

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One benefit of a just-in-time system is that it reduces space requirements.

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A JIT II system brings the supplier into the customer's plant.

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As the average processing time per container of parts increases, fewer containers are needed in a ...

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A kanban is a card used to control the flow of production in many just-in-time systems.

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Preventive maintenance is typically given very low priority in just-in-time systems.

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Just-in-time (JIT) systems need close relationships with suppliers.

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Modularity decreases productivity, so most JIT firms instead strive for part commonality.

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Mixed-model assembly is a type of assembly that produces a mix of models in smaller lots.

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The goal of single-digit setup is to have a setup completed in fewer than 10 hours.

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The Japanese practice of andon means that production does not begin until a card or bin is empty.

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Just-in-time (JIT) systems rely on inspectors to inspect quality into the product.

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Firms that have highly repetitive processes and well-defined work flows of standardized items often ...

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The push method begins the production of items in advance of customer needs.

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