Process Configuration Flashcards

1
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Process Management

A

Selection of inputs, activities, and methods to transform inputs into outputs

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2
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Process Configuration (4)

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Customer Involvement
Resource Flexibility
Process Structure
Capital Intensity

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3
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3 Principles Concerning Process Configuration

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  1. competitive and cohesively fit together
  2. building blocks to supply chain
  3. connection between firm - supplier and customer
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4
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Service Counter

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time customer is in contact (not always interacting, with a service product. Inital to completion

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5
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Customer Interaction

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customer is present and engaged face to face

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Customer involvement 5

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  1. Physically Present
  2. What is Processed
  3. see and actively participate in process
  4. service highly personal or impersonal
  5. service delivered immediately or delayed
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7
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Processes (4)

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  1. Project
  2. Batch
  3. Line
  4. Continuous
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8
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Project:

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one at a time product (specialization)

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9
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Batch

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small quantity of products for actual or expected customer orders

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10
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Mass

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large volume of standardized products, assembly line format

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11
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continuous

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high volume of fully standardized product produced

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12
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Process Structure Alignment (5)

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  1. Make-to-Stock
  2. Assemble-to-order
  3. Mass Customization
  4. Make-to-order
  5. Mass production
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13
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Make to Stock

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building inventory of completed projects

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14
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Assemble to order

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standardization components put together after order received

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15
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Mass customization

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assemble to order and flexiblity

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16
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make to order

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product made to the exact customer specifications, low volume

17
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Mass Production

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line process that used make to stock strategy

18
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Resource Flexibility

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How easily can workforce and equipment handle a variety of functions

19
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Workforce Training

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Are employees trained to take on multiple roles depending on demand, or are they limited to a specific function

20
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Equipment

A

Are you using highly specialized tools or general purpose equipment?

21
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Economies of Scale

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Competitive Advantage, ability to produce multiple products more cheaply in combination than separately

22
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Capital Intensity high and low

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high scale - more autonomous for efficiency
low scale - more human skills

23
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3 capital intensity factors

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  1. automation vs human labour
  2. balance cost, quality and productivity
  3. Tradeoff between fixed and variable cost
24
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What type of relationship is capital intensity and resource flexibility

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inverse relationship