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Supply Chain Management 5/12 - Internal Supply Chain, In-Depth

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Students	13
Language	English
Category	Macro-Economics
Level	University
Created / Updated	22.10.2021 / 12.06.2023
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Which statements regarding Lean Management are true?

Lean Management is not a method for improving processes. Rather, it acts it is a holistic management system centered upon attitude.

Lean Management and Kaizen are not connected; Lean Management is also conceivable without Kaizen!

From a Lean Management perspective, all activities that do not contribute to delivering customer value are considered to be waste.

At the center of the Lean Management mindset is the prevention of waste.

Which statements regarding Requirement Types are true?

Among other things, sales planning and forecasts for customer orders are used to determine independent requirements.

Bills of materials are used to determine independent requirements.

Independent requirements are understood to be sellable products (e.g. finished products).

Estimates are used to determine primary requirements.

Which of the following statements belongs to the User-Oriented Perspective?

Quality lies in the eye of the beholder.

Quality is complying with specifications.

Quality is precise and measurable.

Quality is absolutely and universally recognizable.

Quality is expressed by costs and prices.

Which of the following statements belongs to the Process-Oriented Perspective?

Quality lies in the eye of the beholder.

Quality is complying with specifications.

Quality is precise and measurable.

Quality is absolutely and universally recognizable.

Quality is expressed by costs and prices.

Which of the following statements belongs to the Product-Oriented Perspective?

Quality lies in the eye of the beholder.

Quality is complying with specifications.

Quality is precise and measurable.

Quality is absolutely and universally recognizable.

Quality is expressed by costs and prices.

Which of the following statements belongs to the Transcendental-Oriented Perspective?

Quality lies in the eye of the beholder.

Quality is complying with specifications.

Quality is precise and measurable.

Quality is absolutely and universally recognizable.

Quality is expressed by costs and prices.

Which of the following statements belongs to the Price-Oriented Perspective?

Quality lies in the eye of the beholder.

Quality is complying with specifications.

Quality is precise and measurable.

Quality is absolutely and universally recognizable.

Quality is expressed by costs and prices.

Which statements regarding Lean Management are true?

From a lean management perspective, overproduction is waste.

From a Lean Management perspective, wasteful activities waste time, effort or need space, but do not increase the value of the product.

From a Lean Management point of view, employee's vacation is waste.

Unnecessary movements are, from a Lean Management point of view, waste.

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