Final Test Flashcards

(59 cards)

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Purpose of control?

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Adapt to change
Limit error
Minimize cost

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Areas of control

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Physical
Human
Information
Financial

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Levels of control?

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Strategic
Structural
Operations
Financial

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What is operations control

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The processes used to transform resources into products

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Responsibilities for control?

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Managers
Controller
Operative

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Steps in the control process

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Establish
Measure
Compare
Corrective action

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What different corrective action can be taken?

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Maintain the status quo
Correct the problem
Change the standard

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Preliminary control

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Monitors the quality of resources before the make it to the system

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Financial control

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Focuses on inflows, outflows, and what the company holds

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Types of budgets

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Financial budget (cash budget)
Operating budget (sales, expenses)
Nonmonetary budget (expressed in no financial terms)
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What does strategic control focus on?

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Structure, leadership, technology, Human Resources, and information

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What are the characteristics of effective control

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Planning
Flexibility
Accuracy
Timelines
Objectivity
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13
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Determining product service mix?

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What kinds of products to offer

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14
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Capacity decision

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The amount of products produced

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15
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Process layout

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Create a variety of products (example repair shop)

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cellular layout

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Designated place to make specific materials (pocket example)

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17
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Forms of manufacturing technology

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Automation
Computer assisted
Robotics

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Basic inventories

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Raw materials
WHIP
Finished goods
In transit

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Implementing TQM

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Strategic commitment
Employee involvement
Materials
Technology
Methods
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TQM tools

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Value added
Benchmarking
Outsourcing
Reducing time

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Levels of productivity

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Aggregate
Industry
Company
Unit
Individual
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Time frames of goals

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Strategic (10 years or more)
Tactical (5 years)
Operational ( 1 year)

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Contingency planning

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Alternative course of action if current plan is disrupted

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BCG matrix

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Cash cows (large share, no growth)
Stars (large shares, fast growth)
Dogs (small share no growth)
Question mark (small share. Fast growth)

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Types of departmentalization
Functional(involving the same activity) Product Customer Location
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Types of interdependence
Pooled Sequential Reciprocal
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Force field analysis
Helps resistance to change. List pros and cons with the pros outweighing cons
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Psychological contract
What contributions the employee will make and the inducements they receive
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Big 5 personality test
``` Agreeableness Conscientious Extraversion Negative emotionally Openness ```
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Myers Briggs
Extraversion Sensing Thinking Judging
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Selective perception
Ignoring what we want
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Workplace behavior
Performance Withdrawal Organizational citizenship Dysfunctional
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Management by objective
Management collaborates with employees to set objectives
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Content perspective on motivation
Answers the question of what factors motivate people
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Process perspective on motivation
Focuses on why people choose behaviors to fulfill their needs
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What are the different types of reinforcement?
Positive Avoidance Extinction Punishment
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Types of organizational groups
Functional group Task group Interest group
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Development of a role
Expected role Sent role Perceived role Enacted role
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Different group conflicts
Interpersonal (between people) Intergroup (between department) Interorganizational (between different organizations)
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The management process
Planning Leading Organizing Controlling
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Managerial roles
Interpersonal Informational Decisional
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Classical management perspective branches
``` Scientific management (focuses on individual workers) Administrative management (focuses on total organization) ```
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Managing ethical behavior
Create a code of ethics Applying moral judgement Organizational justice
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4 types of organizational justice
Distributive Procedural Interpersonal Informational
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Levels of international activity
Domestic International Multinational Global
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Classical decision model
Tells managers how they should make decisions
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Decision making: the administrative model
Say people use incomplete information and are constrained by bounded rationality
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Group decision making
``` Interacting groups (openly discuss) Delphi groups (consensus of experts) Nominal groups (structured) ```
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Three strategic challenges facing small firms
Choosing an industry Distinct competence Writing a business plan
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Human resource management
Activities directed at maintaining an effective workplace
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Predictive validation
Collecting scores of employees and correlating with actual job performance
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Michigan | Ohio
Single line | Two separate lines
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Debt to equity ratio
Total debt divided by total equity
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Successful innovations are...
Novel Implemented Useful
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What does a simple automatic control have
Feedback Information Sensors Control mechanisms
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Dimensions of quality
``` Performance Features Reliability Conformance Durability Serviceability Aesthetics Perceived quality ```
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Importance of quality
Costs Productivity Competition
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Statistical quality control
``` Acceptance sampling (finished goods) In process sampling ```
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How to improve productivity
Improve operations | Increase employee involvement