SCM 301 Exam 1 Study Guide Flashcards

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Describe what a supply chain is

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Network of manufacturers and service providers that work together to create products needed by end users

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Describe what’s meant by supply chain management

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Active management of supply chain activities and relationships in order to maximize customer value and achieve a sustainable competitive advantage

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3
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Upstream

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Customer to company to supplier

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4
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Downstream

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Supplier to company to customer

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5
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First Tier Supplier (customer)

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Direct contact with (shipping to or receiving)

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6
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Second Tier Supplier (customer)

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Raw materials or customers customer

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7
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Identify the activities involved in SCM

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Raw materials or customers custome

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8
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Describe the SCOR model and how it can be used as a framework for SCM

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common definitions that apply to any supply chain process, businesses can judge how advanced or mature a supply chain process is and how well it aligns with business goals.

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9
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Top Down Strategy

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Mission statement to business strategy to strategic alignment (operations and supply chain strategies and other functional strategies)

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10
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Functional Strategy

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focuses on the action plans by a particular functional area in order to achieve the set business objectives, goal to improve effectiveness

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11
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Structural Elements

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Buildings, equipment, and IT (tangible)

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12
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Infrastructural Elements

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People, policies, decision rules and organization elements

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13
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Define core competency

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what company does best, don’t let anyone copy it, competitive advantage

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14
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Order Winners

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minimum features needed to be a contender (wrong definition)

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15
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Order Qualifier

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different features than others, similar products that sway consumers

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16
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value index

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Take subjectivity out of decision making, look at two companies and determine which gives us most value
(quality, time, flexibility, cost)

17
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Define project

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Temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product or service

Clear start and end point (painting a house)

18
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Project Management

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application of knowledge, skills, tools, and techniques to project activities to meet project requirements

Housing development

19
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Create a work breakdown schedule

20
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Create a Gantt chart

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Identify activities, assign them a letter, display them on chart

21
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Draw AON network diagram

22
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Complete forward passes for a project

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Complete backward passes for a project

24
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Determine a critical path

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Longest path for network

Must have no slack

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Calculate slack time
Slack time = difference between the late start time and the early start time (or between the late finish time and the early finish time) Slack is the amount of leeway you have for starting an activity
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Crash a project
Compute the crash cost per week for each activity in the network Crash cost per period (crash cost – normal cost)/(normal time – crash time)
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Describe the five phases of product & service development
Concept Project definition Planning (milestones) Performance Post completion
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DMADV
define, measure, analyze, design, verify
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QFD
quality function deployment talk with customers to figure out what they want in a product look at house of quality
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DFM
design for manufacturability parts standardization modular architecture Design for maintainability Design for Six Sigma Design for the Environment
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Value Analysis
achieve equivalent or better performance at a lower cost while maintaining all functional requirements defined by the.. customer unnecessary features, able to combine parts, cut weight down
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Value Engineering
systematic, organized approach to providing necessary functions in a project at the lowest cost
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black box design
telling another company what you want from a product and other limitations and having them create it
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grey box design
work hand in hand with engineers during design process
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house of quality
products should be designed to reflect customers desires