Quiz 1
1. A technique specifically used to identify and eliminate non-value-added activities in a process.
2. A model used primarily to minimize total annual inventory costs.
3. An error-proofing mechanism used in operations to prevent mistakes.
4. The phenomenon of demand variability amplification moving upstream in a supply chain.
5. A layout most appropriate for high-volume production of a standardized product.
6. An advanced planning system that includes capacity and financial planning.
7. A tool that measures process variation over time.
8. A system designed to produce only based on actual demand.
9. The mapping of service processes and customer interactions.
10. An example of waste (muda) in lean philosophy.
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