52 Questions
Which aspect addresses the ability to establish a distinct outcome concept?
Type of outcome concept
Which point of comparison deals specifically with how uniform the inputs are?
Uniformity of inputs
What term assesses the level of control an individual has over a process?
Level of control of you
Which criterion is related to the evaluation of work through logs?
Logs-evaluation of work
What point of comparison involves remembering and memory percentage?
Involvory/percent of memory
Which decision aspect focuses on the quantity and type of resources needed?
what
Which question is primarily concerned with the timing of resource need, work schedules, and order timings?
when
Deciding on the location of work corresponds to which aspect?
where
Resource allocation and work methods fall under which decision aspect?
how
Which decision-making question focuses on assigning tasks to individuals?
who
Which aspect of business is often affected by operations?
Very aspect of business
Many service jobs are being named to which category?
Operations
Which of the following issues necessitates thinking more strategically about operations and supply chain?
The consumer want segmentation
Identify the three major business areas mentioned in the content.
Operations, Finance, Organisation
What type of course is recommended to be avoided to prevent losing partners?
Life course
What should be used if necessary to evaluate between sourcing operations and finance?
Consulting tools
Which of the following is not offered to all members of Dienste?
Immediate promotions
Under the 'Principles for hiring', which principle ensures that patients from the community who experience language issues are comfortable?
Peoples principle
The Utilitarian principle and Employ principle in the 'Principles for hiring' both encourage reporting illegal conduct by calling which number?
1-800 number
Which principle in the 'Principles for hiring' ensures securing options that influence decisions?
Fairness principle
What is included in the 'Common reasons that play a role in making decisions of operations'?
Community
Which of the following is part of the class conduct?
Enhanced, standard manners and conduct
What is one of the current issues in business that impacts operations management?
Economic conditions
Which issue in business is concerned with minimizing harm to ecological systems that support human existence?
Environmental concerns
Which of the following is included in the measures of sustainability?
Social criteria
Why is managing the supply chain considered a critical issue in operations management?
It impacts the delivery and quality of products and services.
What does innovation in operations management primarily aim to address?
Improving product and service offerings
Which of the following is a direct consequence of not managing the supply chain effectively?
Inventory stock-outs
A need to manage the supply chain arises from which of the following issues?
Increasing transportation costs
Which of the following is NOT a reason for the need to manage supply chain operations?
Decrease in competitive pressures
What is one of the reasons for the increasing complexity of supply chains?
Increase in e-business
Which factor does NOT directly contribute to the need for better inventory management?
Increase globalization
Which factor is NOT mentioned as a way to influence competitors?
Promotional tactics
What is the main focus of promotions according to the text?
Effective use of resources
Which of the following is NOT listed as an operation area that impacts competitiveness?
Customer service
Strengths in an organization should ensure that resources have what?
Agreement purpose
What is one of the reasons organizations fail related to their strategies?
Neglecting operation strategy
Which of the following is a key consideration in product and service design affecting competitiveness?
Quality features
Which of the following is an example of failing to take advantage of strengths?
Ignoring unique capabilities
Which factor is NOT a reason for organizational failure mentioned?
Effective use of competitive intelligence
Why might an organization fail if it neglects its operation strategy?
It may fail to achieve efficiency and effectiveness in processes.
What could be a consequence of failing to take advantage of strengths?
Loss of competitive edge
Which factor primarily involves the coordination of transportation and storage of goods?
Logistics
Which factor is most concerned with the use of online technologies for business operations?
Use of the Internet
Which factor directly impacts employee satisfaction and performance through rewards?
Incentive plans that reward positive returns
Which factor is associated with the physical condition and capability of machines and tools?
Equipment breakdown
Which factor influences purchasing decisions through the perception of the company's distinct image?
Branding
Which department is involved in translating product and service specifications into process specifications?
Engineering
Which activity involves the marketing department primarily?
Refining existing products and services
Which departments are involved in developing new products and services?
Marketing and operations
What is one of the responsibilities that include operations department involvement?
Formulate quality goals
Who is responsible for constructing and testing prototypes?
Operations, marketing, and engineering
Study Notes
Differences between Pleasure and Sense Organs
- Pleasure focuses on the satisfaction of desires and needs
- Sense organs involve the reception and interpretation of sensory information
Importance of Operations Management
- Operations management affects many aspects of business
- Many service jobs are being renamed to operations
- Operations management is crucial in finance, marketing, accounting, information, and human resources services
Major Business Areas in Organisations
- Operations
- Finance
- Relations between operations and finance are crucial
Operations Management Decision Making
- Decisions on resources, timing, location, design, and workforce
- Operations managers consider what resources are needed, when, where, and how to allocate them
Current Issues in Business that Impact Operations Management
- Economic conditions
- Innovation
- Quality problems
- Competency in the global economy
- Environmental concerns
- Ethical conduct
- Managing the supply chain
Sustainability
- Using resources in a way that does not harm ecological systems
- Sustainability measures incorporate social criteria in decision making
Principles for Hiring
- Empoly principle: strong in ethical sense
- Utilitarian principle: strong in ethical sense
- Peoples principle: prioritize patient comfort
- Fairness principle: secure options in influencing decisions
- Common Good Principle: practice makes better results
- Value Principle: involves concrete differences in decision making
Supply Chain Management
- Decreasing inventory levels
- Inventory stock-outs
- Late deliveries
- Quality problems
- Need to improve operations
- Increasing outsourcing
- Increasing transportation costs
- Competitive pressures
- Globalization
- E-business
- Complexity of supply chain
- Need to manage inventories
Competitive Strategy and Positioning
- Competitors: acquisition in the marketplace
- Strengths: agreement on resource purpose
- Promotions: effective use of resources
- Organizational competitiveness: influencing competitors
Factors Affecting Purchasing
- Branding
- Quality of service
- Internet use
- Competitive pricing
- Risk screening
- Social norms
- Raw materials
- Service
- Technology, strategy, and information synergy
- Logistics
- Workspace design
- Incentive plans
- Worker health
- Equipment breakdown
- Material shortage
- Employee motivation and training
This quiz compares and contrasts the criteria and differences between pleasure and sense organs, covering points such as outcome concept, level of control, and uniformity of input. Test your knowledge and understanding of these two concepts.
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