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A) mass production.
B) marginal cost management.
C) lean manufacturing.
D) the maximin production method.
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A) linear programming software.
B) holistic internalization of operations.
C) computer-integrated manufacturing.
D) complex systems integration.
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A) have limited job opportunities because operations management positions are only available in the slowly growing manufacturing sector.
B) acquire skills and knowledge that are valuable to firms in both the manufacturing and service sectors.
C) have plenty of job offers,but they will mainly be in low wage positions in the service sector.
D) find plenty of employment opportunities in the government and education,but not very many in the private sector.
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A) systems engineering
B) microdesign
C) modular construction
D) flexible manufacturing
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A) consolidated process layout.
B) continuous flow layout.
C) modular layout.
D) assembly team layout.
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A) Computer-aided design and manufacturing
B) Computer-integrated manufacturing
C) JIT
D) Mass customization
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A) help create services while operations management involves the activities managers perform to produce goods.
B) obtain physical resources while operations management involves the activities managers perform to obtain the financial resources.
C) help create goods while operations management is a broader term that involves the activities involved in producing services as well as goods.
D) help create intangible products while operations management involves the activities managers perform to produce tangible products.
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A) keep inventories of finished goods as low as possible.
B) produce goods and services with less of everything compared to mass production.
C) produce a very limited variety of goods.
D) become more self sufficient by producing major components rather than buying them.
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A) process manufacturing
B) assembly processes
C) utilitarian production
D) diffusive manufacturing
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A) PERT
B) QPC
C) DPA
D) CAD
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A) farms
B) hospitals
C) government agencies
D) automobile manufacturer
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