17 Questions
What is the key factor in identifying what to produce and in what quantity?
Ideas
Which system focuses on the relationship aspect of business operations?
CRM (Relationship)
What stage comes after the prototype in the production process?
Reproduction
Which method focuses on maximizing product volume and efficiency?
Dedicated Machinery
What is emphasized as the pivotal point to justify investments in production?
Demand
What is the purpose of a prototype in the manufacturing process?
To develop refined revisions of the product
Which of the following is NOT a method of prototyping mentioned in the text?
Business Meetings
What is the main characteristic of a prototype in terms of investment and volume?
Low volume, high investment
How does a prototype help in the manufacturing process?
By validating the end use and implementation of the product
What is the purpose of developing a part in the manufacturing process?
To create a component that fits into a larger product
Which of the following is NOT associated with prototyping methods mentioned in the text?
Test Parts Clay Models
What is the purpose of creating a prototype in the manufacturing process?
To become a part once it has been fully realized and approved for some level of production
What is an example of a part that can be created with extremely limited production?
One-off Designs
What is a characteristic of a production as per the text?
Result of continuous research and development
Which method is NOT mentioned as part of the part making methods in the text?
Ceramic Machinery Design
What happens to a part pending approval and end-use perception?
Return to the prototype phase for further research and development
Which machine is NOT listed under 'Mills' in the text?
Powder Milling
Explore the differences between prototype, part, and production phases in the manufacturing process. Learn about the importance of product approval, scalability, and efficiency in each phase. Understand the journey from a prototype to a full-scale production product.
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