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Just-In-Time and Pull Systems in Lean Manufacturing Quiz

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Which of the following is a basic element of classical production planning?

Just-in-Time principle

Lean Production

Customer demand forecasting (correct)

Working capital

Which system reflects a push system in production planning?

Master Production Schedule (MPS)

Just-in-Time (JIT)

Material Requirements Planning (MRP) (correct)

Pull System

What is the significance of Just-In-Time (JIT) for Lean Production?

Increases inventory waste

Increases flow time

Reduces working capital (correct)

Hides process problems

What does Little's Law state about inventory?

Inventory increases flow time Signup and view all the answers

What does ROI stand for in the context of inventory?

Return on Investment Signup and view all the answers

JIT means to

eliminate waste Signup and view all the answers

Working capital is a cost associated with

inventory Signup and view all the answers

Inventory masks inefficiencies and hides

process problems Signup and view all the answers

The concept of JIT is to have

zero inventory Signup and view all the answers

Little's Law states that increasing inventory will increase

flow time Signup and view all the answers