Chapter 15 Flashcards

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  1. Which of these supply chain activities is the most day-to-day, routine activity?
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a. control of monetary flows

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  1. Which of these supply chain activities is the most strategic?
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b. new markets entry

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  1. A key performance measure for an execution and transaction processing system would be:
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d. accuracy.

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  1. Flexibility is a key performance dimension for information flows in a(n):
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a. strategic decision making activity.

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  1. A supply chain information system that links a company with an entity upstream is called a(n):
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b. supplier relationship management system.

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  1. A supply chain information system that is used in the internal supply chain at the strategic level is a(n):
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b. DSS.

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  1. An execution and transaction processing level system that is used throughout the supply chain is a(n
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a. ERP system.

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  1. Which of the following statements regarding enterprise resource planning systems is NOT correct?
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a. Most companies using ERP use their system to serve all of the information requirements.

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  1. Logistics information systems that support tactical planning efforts by allocating fixed logistics capacity in the best possible way given business requirements are known as:
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d. warehouse and transportation planning systems.

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  1. A typical SRM application is:
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a. negotiations.

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  1. A typical CRM application is:
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b. sell process.

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  1. Which step comes first in sales and operations planning?
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a. Master scheduling

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  1. Which of the following statements regarding master production scheduling calculations is best?
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d. If ending inventory is greater than or equal to zero, there is no master production schedule quantity for that period.

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3.	Given the forecast and booked orders shown in the table, and a beginning inventory of 25, what is the master production schedule quantity for period 4?
Period	1	2	3	4
Forecasted
Demand	70	65	60	55
Booked 
Orders	80	50	30	10
Projected ending inventory				
Master production schedule	55			
Available to 
Promise	0
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c. 55

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4.	Given the forecast and booked orders shown in the table, and a beginning inventory of 20, what is the available to promise inventory for the first period? There are no LOT quantity constraints.
Period	1	2	3	4
Forecasted
Demand	200	220	240	200
Booked 
Orders	190	80	30	10
Projected ending inventory				
Master production schedule				
Available to 
Promise
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b. 10

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5.	Given the forecast and booked orders shown in the table, and a beginning inventory of 0, what is the available to promise inventory for the period 3? There are no LOT quantity constraints.
Period	1	2	3	4
Forecasted
Demand	100	100	90	90
Booked 
Orders	103	87	54	21
Projected ending inventory				
Master production schedule				
Available to 
Promise
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  1. The planning technique that uses the master production schedule to monitor key resource requirements is:
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a. rough-cut capacity planning.

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  1. If a manufacturer had no inventory of any kind but had orders for 10 finished units of their sole product, their buyer would know what parts to order if they were supplied with a:
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b. bill of material.

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  1. With the product structure tree shown and a beginning inventory of zero for all components and finished items, how many assembly As are needed to produce 25 product Xs?
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  1. With the product structure tree shown and a beginning inventory of zero for all components and finished items, how many assembly Es are needed to produce 20 product Xs?
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  1. With the product structure tree shown and an inventory as shown in the table, how many assembly Es are should be produced or purchased to produce 15 product Xs?

Item X A B C D E
Inventory 5 15 20 8 6 17

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11.	Using this MRP record and a lead time of 3 weeks, what should the planned orders be in week 1?
	1	2	3	4	5
Gross Requirements			400	500	300
Scheduled receipts	0	0	0	0	0
Projected ending
Inventory	100	100			
Net 
Requirements					
Planned
Receipts			300		
Planned 
Orders
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12.	There is no beginning inventory. What are the net requirements in week 4 if there is a scheduled receipt of 100 units each week and a two week production lead time?
	1	2	3	4	5
Gross Requirements	500	450	400	500	300
Scheduled receipts	100	100	100	100	100
Projected ending
Inventory					
Net 
Requirements					
Planned
Receipts	450	400	300	300	
Planned 
Orders	300	300
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13.	There are 200 units in inventory at the start of week 1. What are the net requirements in week 4 if there is a scheduled receipt of 100 units every other week and a two week production lead time?
	1	2	3	4	5
Gross Requirements	550	450	400	400	500
Scheduled receipts	100	0	100	0	100
Projected ending
Inventory					
Net 
Requirements					
Planned
Receipts	350	450			
Planned 
Orders	350	300
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14. MRP is NOT capable of:
d. sequencing jobs at a machining center.
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``` 15. Using the information in the table, determine a schedule for these five jobs using the critical ratio sequence. Job Process Time Due Date A 2 7 B 8 16 C 4 4 D 10 17 E 5 15 ```
a. C-D-B-E-A