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Which of the following refers to one of the 4M's of operation?
What does the 4M framework primarily focus on?
Which printed material is referenced for understanding the 4M's of operation?
What is one source where additional information about the 4M's can be found?
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Which of the following is NOT one of the 4M's of operation?
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What do you call reference points to help make a final purchase decision?
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What do you call the cost or the amount at which something is valued?
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Which is called the carrying of goods to a destination?
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What do you call the statement about the quality expected from the project product?
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Which of the options refers to the resources mobilized in the enterprise delivery system?
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Which of the 4 M's represents the input in a business operation?
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Which is referred to as the final result from the model presented?
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Which of the choices is NOT included in the 4 M's of operations?
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Which choice is crucial for a businessman to achieve the lowest costs while maintaining high quality?
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What term describes a structured approach to performing a specific task?
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What is the term for delivering products and services that meet or exceed customer expectations?
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Which of the 4M's of operations is associated with the workforce?
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What is defined as the value assigned to a product or service, often referred to in business?
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What term describes the transformation process that converts inputs into outputs?
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Which choice reflects the systematic steps taken in business operations?
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What concept involves assigning costs to items or estimating their values?
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What is the primary purpose of supplier selection in operations management?
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What method helps manufacturers receive materials just in time for production?
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Which of the following activities is part of materials management?
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What is meant by e-purchasing in the context of materials management?
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Why might a manufacturer choose to reduce inventory levels?
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What critical aspect does material requirements planning (MRP) address?
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What challenge does a manufacturer face when inventory is not effectively managed?
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Which of the following is NOT a key question for supplier selection?
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What aspect did some groups need to focus on more during their role-play preparations?
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Which statement best describes the overall performance of groups that failed to stay in character?
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What does a group doing a rehearsal indicate about their preparation?
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Which of the following describes a sign of a well-prepared role-play group?
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What factor could enhance the entertainment value of a group presentation?
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What is an implication of a group that did not prepare effectively for their role-play?
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How should a group approach their character portrayal to ensure engagement?
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What feedback might a group receive if they lack creativity in their role-play?
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Study Notes
4M's of Operation
- The four M's of operation refer to: Materials, Manpower, Machine, and Method.
- Materials are the essential components for production, including raw materials and supplies.
- Manpower refers to the workforce responsible for production, including employees and workers.
- Machine encompasses the equipment and technology used in the production process.
- Method represents the systematic procedures and processes implemented in production.
Materials
- Sourcing materials strategically at the lowest cost and highest quality is crucial for business success.
- Activities related to materials management include purchasing, inventory control, and work scheduling.
Purchasing and Supplier Selection
- Purchasing is the process of acquiring materials and services needed for production, also known as procurement.
- Selecting the right supplier is critical and requires careful consideration of factors such as:
- Vendor's ability to supply the required quantity at a reasonable price.
- The quality of materials provided.
- Vendor's reliability in terms of timely delivery.
- Vendor's reputation and trustworthiness.
- Ease of collaboration with the company.
Inventory
- Maintaining sufficient inventory is essential to avoid production interruptions.
- However, excessive inventory can lead to financial waste and storage issues.
- Maintaining an efficient inventory management system is crucial for competitiveness.
Just-in-Time Production
- Just-in-time (JIT) production ensures materials arrive at production facilities precisely when needed, minimizing inventory costs.
Material Requirements Planning
- Material requirements planning (MRP) utilizes a computerized program to calculate material requirements for production and determine optimal ordering or manufacturing timings.
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Test your knowledge on the four M's of operation: Materials, Manpower, Machine, and Method. This quiz covers essential concepts such as materials management, purchasing processes, and supplier selection. Enhance your understanding of how these elements contribute to effective production in a business context.
