Test
Logistics 1.2.2
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Preguntas del test (29)
1US government specifies desired outcome and lets suppliers determine the best way to meet those requirements.
- ADesign for logistics interface
- BDesign for manufacture
- CPerformance based logistics interface
- DJust in time interfaces
2Advantage of No International Strategy
- ACross functional decision made by small group of executive managers
- BAllows firms to focus on key growth markets
- CFirm begins to take advantage of global brands
- DVery scalable to domestic and global firms
3Disadvantage of Global Strategy
- AGrowth limited to local markets
- BNot scalable
- CLimited synergies when working with global customers
- DReduced ability to respond to market uniqueness
4Open geography, extensive transportation options, limited cross-border documentation are characteristics of:
- APacific rim
- BEurope
- CNorth America
- DLatin America
5Focused specific market areas which may cross international boundaries is the Marketing Strategy, for which Development Stage of an International Strategy?
- ANo International Strategy
- BMulti-domestic Strategy
- CTransnational Strategy
- DGlobal Strategy
6Longer transit times, longer holding times & less ability to track shimpment locations
- AArises increased variability
- BResults in increased uncertainty
- CResults in decreased control
- DResults in decreased visibility
7Which one of the following statements is not a characteristic of Truly global firms
- AOperate in most global regions
- BEmploy multinational brands with limited customization
- CUse integrated reporting systems and planning technologies
- DEmploy a global resource view of production and logistics
8Global changes that impacted transportation
- ARemoval of intermodal ownership and operation
- BRelaxing cabotage restrictions in the EU
- CIncreased carrier privatization
- DAll of the above
9Which of the following does not represent challenges for low-cost country sourcing?
- AIdentification of sources capable of producing the materials in the quality and quantity required
- BProtection of the firm's intellectual property
- CIdentifying low cost production sources
- DInventory and obsolescence risk associated with longer lead times
10Market based Assembly To Order is a form of:
- AManufacturing justified warehousing
- BProcurement justified warehousing
- CCustomer justified warehousing
- DNone of the above
11In system design the lowest total cost configuration is typically:
- ANot the lowest total cost of either transportation or inventory
- BTypically the lowest cost of either transportation or inventory
- CNot related to transportation or inventory
- DDifficult to generalize
12Early Supplier Involvement (ESI) is an important part of the "Volume Consolidation" stage of procurement strategy evolution.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
13Generally speaking, procurement can have a greater impact on the net income of a company than most other departments. This is due to the fact that:
- AManufacturing relies on purchasing to identify high quality suppliers
- BSuppliers want to reduce their prices to their customers
- CMarketers don't care about net income
- DPurchased materials and supplies frequently represent the largest costs in a company
14Supply base reduction (volume consolidation)
- AHas potential benefits for suppliers as well as for buyers
- BInvolves early supplier involvement in product design
- CPuts the buyer at a negotiating disadvantage
- DHas little potential for savings for buyers
15In the promotional material for its GG2330 portable bar code scanner, the Yanda Company states that the mean time between failures for the scanner is 400 operating hours. Which of the following dimensions of quality does this indicate?
- AFunctionality
- BDurability
- CPerformance
- DReliability
16John Jones told his friend that his VCR is over 20 years old while most VCRs only last about 10 years. He is focusing on which aspect of quality?
- AFeatures
- BReliability
- CPerformance
- DDurability
17Which of the following approaches would typically have the longest customer experienced lead time?
- AMTO
- BPTO
- CMTS
- DATO
18Used when products are unique and extensively customized for specific needs of individual customers
- AETO
- BMTO
- CMTS
- DATO
19Which one of the following statements is not related to the Challenges related to Global Sourcing?
- ALow-cost country sourcing
- BProtection of firm's intellectual property
- CGuarantee the product's security while in transit
- DUnderstanding import/export compliance issues
20A requirement of a logistics systems design for a commodity is:
- ABroad product offering
- BDelivery in small quantities
- CDelivery to customer distribution center
- DLimited product requirements
21Requires substantial demand facing warehousing
- AETO
- BMTP
- CMTO
- DATO
22It is very possible that the supplier which offers the lowest purchase price does not have the lowest total cost of ownership for the buying firm.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
23Which of the following expressions best describes the synergyy of the systems concept
- A2 plus 2 equals 4
- B2 plus 2 equals less than 4
- C2 plus 2 equals more than 4
- D2 plus 2 always equals 4
24A six-sigma quality program suggests that the acceptable level of decets or failures in one-half that of a traditional three sigma approach
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
25A company has decided that it no longer needs to extensively count and inspect the products it receives from a particular supplier. This suggests that the company has begun:
- AVolume consolidation
- BSupplier operational integration
- CValue management
- DAnalysis of total cost of ownership
26Which of the following does not reflect a strategic focus on procurement?
- AFocus on total cost of ownership.
- BSupply base reduction
- CFocus on purchase price
- DWin-win negotiation
27In procurement, Total Cost of Ownership includes all of the following except:
- AField failures of purchased items
- BConsideration of the impact of supplier quantity discounts
- CCost of order placement
- DIn fact, total cost of ownership includes all of the above.
28John Jones has a VCR which a friend described as being of poor quality since it doesn't have a remote control. The friend is focusing on what aspect of quality?
- AConformance
- BAesthetics
- CFeatures
- DDurability
291) [blank_start]Pareto principle[blank_end] = Small percentage of items accounts for a large percentage of the dollars spent
2) [blank_start]Objective of lean system[blank_end] = Produce with no waste of labor, materials or equipment
3) [blank_start]Six sigma quality level[blank_end] = 3.4 defects per million parts produced
4) [blank_start]Cargo Risk[blank_end] = Lower in a domestic environment compared to the international environment
5) [blank_start]Volume Consolidation[blank_end] = Reducing total numbers of suppliers while minimizing risks
6) [blank_start]Bottleneck Purchases[blank_end] = Element (cell) of procurement strategy portfolio
7) [blank_start]Globally integrated enterprise[blank_end] = Decisions made with litte or no regard to national boundaries
8) [blank_start]EDI[blank_end] = Electronic transmission of data between a firm and its supplier
9) [blank_start]Batch Process[blank_end] = Manufactures a small quantity of an item in a single production run
10) [blank_start]Low wage rate[blank_end] = Typically reduces manufacturing cost- APareto principle
- BObjective of lean system
- CSix sigma quality level
- DCargo Risk
- EVolume Consolidation
- FBottleneck Purchases
- GGlobally integrated enterprise
- HEDI
- IBatch Process
- JLow wage rate
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- Test sobre Logistics 1.2.2, creado por Luisa Reichenbach el 15/11/2019.
- Autor
- Luisa Reichenbach
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- English
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