SCM Quiz 05
Quiz 05
Quiz 05
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Which statements regarding “Kaizen” are true, and which are false?
Which statements regarding the term Quality are true, and which are false?
Which statements regarding “Kaizen” are true, and which are false?
Which statements regarding Demand Planning are true, and which are false?
Which statements regarding the PDCA Cycle (also Deming Cycle) are true, and which are false?
Order the statements to the appropriate requirement type. (Primary / Secondary / Tertiary Requirements)
Among them we understand assemblies, components and raw materials.
Among them are low-value materials (indirect goods: auxiliary and operating materials).
For the determination of requirements, parts lists are used.
Among are saleable products (e.g. finished products).
Estimates are often used to determine requirements.
Sales plans and forecasts for customer orders are used to determine demand.
Among them we understand assemblies, components and raw materials. → Secondary Requirements
Among them are low-value materials (indirect goods: auxiliary and operating materials). → Tertiary Requirements
For the determination of requirements, parts lists are used. → Secondary Requirements
Among are saleable products (e.g. finished products). → Primary Requirements
Estimates are often used to determine requirements. → Tertiary Requirements
Sales plans and forecasts for customer orders are used to determine demand. → Primary Requirements
Which statements regarding Requirement Types are true, and which are false?
Which statements regarding the term Quality are true, and which are false?
Which statements regarding “Advanced Planning and Scheduling” (APS) are true, and which are false?
Order the statements to the corresponding perspective of quality (Price-benefit related perspective / Product-related perspective / Process-oriented perspective / Transcendental perspective / User-oriented perspective)
Quality is expressed by costs and prices.
Quality is precise and measurable.
Quality is complying with specifications.
Perspective: Quality is absolutely and universally recognizable.
Quality lies in the eye of the beholder.
Quality is expressed by costs and prices. → Price-benefit related perspective
Quality is precise and measurable. → Product-related perspective
Quality is complying with specifications. → Process-oriented perspective
Perspective: Quality is absolutely and universally recognizable. → Transcendental perspective
Quality lies in the eye of the beholder. → User-oriented perspective
Which statements regarding “Lean Management” are true, and which are false?
Which statements regarding “Total Quality Management” (TQM) are true, and which are false?
Which statements regarding requirement types are true, and which are false?
Order the statements to the corresponding steps in the PDCA cycle.
Problem (Error) recognition, analysis and search for improvement.
Implement the best proposal and document it as the standard.
Implement and test improvement suggestions.
Test and compare the performance of the improvement suggestions.
Problem (Error) recognition, analysis and search for improvement. → P-Plan
Implement the best proposal and document it as the standard. → A-Act
Implement and test improvement suggestions. → D-Do
Test and compare the performance of the improvement suggestions. → C-Check
Which statements regarding “Total Quality Management” (TQM) are true, and which are false?
Which statements regarding “Advanced Planning and Scheduling” (APS) are true, and which are false?
Which statements regarding Requirements Planning are true, and which are false?