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Which of the following is NOT a core goal of a successful business as outlined by Kotler and Keller?
Which of the following is NOT a core goal of a successful business as outlined by Kotler and Keller?
Customer lifetime value (CLTV) is a metric that companies use to prioritize short-term gains over customer retention.
Customer lifetime value (CLTV) is a metric that companies use to prioritize short-term gains over customer retention.
False (B)
What is one key responsibility of the CEO or President within an organization?
What is one key responsibility of the CEO or President within an organization?
Overseeing the overall performance and success of the organization.
A strong brand ______ can help a company stand out from its competitors.
A strong brand ______ can help a company stand out from its competitors.
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Match the following strategic functions of an organization with their corresponding responsibilities:
Match the following strategic functions of an organization with their corresponding responsibilities:
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Which of these is NOT a factor that contributes to brand equity?
Which of these is NOT a factor that contributes to brand equity?
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The COO is responsible for driving innovation and pursuing new business opportunities within an organization.
The COO is responsible for driving innovation and pursuing new business opportunities within an organization.
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What is the main focus of the operations function within an organization?
What is the main focus of the operations function within an organization?
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Which of the following is NOT an objective of operations management?
Which of the following is NOT an objective of operations management?
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Operations management ONLY impacts an organization's short-term capabilities.
Operations management ONLY impacts an organization's short-term capabilities.
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What is the name of the model that describes operations management as a transformation of inputs into outputs?
What is the name of the model that describes operations management as a transformation of inputs into outputs?
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The ______ is responsible for managing cash flow, current assets, and capital investments.
The ______ is responsible for managing cash flow, current assets, and capital investments.
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Match each function to its primary responsibility:
Match each function to its primary responsibility:
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Which of these is NOT an activity included in operations management?
Which of these is NOT an activity included in operations management?
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The Management Information System (MIS) ensures efficiency by connecting every department with information.
The Management Information System (MIS) ensures efficiency by connecting every department with information.
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What are two key contributions of companies prioritizing social responsibility?
What are two key contributions of companies prioritizing social responsibility?
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Flashcards
Social Responsibility
Social Responsibility
The commitment of companies to prioritize ethical practices and build customer relationships.
Operations Management (OM)
Operations Management (OM)
Management of processes that transform inputs into goods and services, adding customer value.
Input-Process-Output Model
Input-Process-Output Model
A framework describing how inputs are transformed into outputs through processes in Operations Management.
CFO
CFO
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Supply Chain Management
Supply Chain Management
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Management Information System (MIS)
Management Information System (MIS)
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Quality Control
Quality Control
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Sustainability in Operations
Sustainability in Operations
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Core Goals of a Successful Business
Core Goals of a Successful Business
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Customer Satisfaction
Customer Satisfaction
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Profitability
Profitability
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Market Share
Market Share
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Brand Equity
Brand Equity
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Customer Lifetime Value (CLTV)
Customer Lifetime Value (CLTV)
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Innovation
Innovation
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Roles in Operations Management
Roles in Operations Management
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Study Notes
Operations Management
- Operations management transforms inputs into goods/services, adding value to the customer
- Focuses on short-term and long-term capabilities of the organization
- Key goals include maximizing efficiency, ensuring quality, meeting customer demands, increasing flexibility, driving innovation, and achieving sustainability
Core Business Goals
- Customer satisfaction is essential for repeat purchases and brand loyalty
- Profitability is crucial for survival and growth
- Market share provides competitive advantage and economies of scale
- Brand equity differentiates a company through brand awareness, loyalty, and perceived quality
- Lifetime Value (CLTV) prioritizes customer retention over short-term gains
- Innovation is vital for staying ahead of competitors
- Social responsibility enhances brand image and customer relationships
Role of Operations Management in the Organization
- CEO/President oversees overall organizational performance, represents the company, drives innovation, and ensures ethical practices
- COO manages the core operational function; supporting organizational strategy, creation of goods/services, and managing resources (people, equipment, information)
- Marketing generates customer demand, understands customer needs, and represents the business
- Finance manages resource allocation for optimal efficiency (cash flow, current/capital investments)
- MIS/CIO ensures smooth information flow across departments
Business Operation Overlap
- Departments rely on each other's information and actions for business goals
- Example: New product development involves marketing identifying needs, operations developing the product, and finance budgeting the process
- New market expansion involves marketing, operations (delivery), and finance (distribution costs) collaborating to implement the strategy
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This quiz covers essential aspects of operations management, including the transformation of inputs into goods and services, and the strategic goals of maximizing efficiency, ensuring quality, and achieving customer satisfaction. It also highlights the role of operations management in driving innovation and sustainability within an organization.
