Management

The fourth step in Theory of Constraints application, "elevate the bottlenecks," means that:

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If a system is well balanced, which one of the following changes usually calls for a smaller-capacity cushion?

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If a system is well balanced, which one of the following changes usually calls for a larger-capacity cushion?

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Which one of the following statements concerning capacity cushions is best?

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Which one of the following statements about capacity is best?

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The fifth step in Theory of Constraints application, "do not let inertia set in," means that:

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There are three consecutive steps in a customer service process. The first two steps are each ...

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Which one of the following factors usually calls for a larger capacity cushion?

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Which one of the following factors usually motivates a smaller capacity cushion?

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A lumber mill is capable of producing 10,000 board feet of lumber per day if run for ten hours with ...

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A lumber mill is capable of producing 10,000 board feet of lumber per day if run for ten hours with ...

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A rendering plant is capable of producing 10 tons of product per day if run for three shifts with no ...

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A rendering plant is capable of producing 10 tons of product per day if run for three shifts with no ...

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The degree to which equipment, space, or labor is being used is commonly referred to as:

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Input measures include such metrics as:

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When a firm provides a relatively small number of standardized products and services:

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Short-term capacity decisions that confront managers include production factors such as:

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Long-term capacity plans deal with:

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A time horizon is defined as the period beyond which the company does not have customer orders.

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Waiting line models are often used for capacity planning.

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Cash flow is the difference between the flows of funds into and out of an organization over a period of time.

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A process's capacity requirement is what the process capacity should be for some future time period ...

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Capacity decisions should be made separate from strategic decisions.

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A capacity cushion is the amount of inventory that a firm maintains to handle sudden increases in ...

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One reason economies of scale drive down cost is the spreading of fixed costs.

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