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Whcih of the following is NOT false a. Service Quality and Customer Satisfaction are interchangebale terms O b. Service Quality is one of the input to achieving Customer Satisfaction Service Quality is the only input to achieving Customer Satisfaction O d. Service Quality and Customer satisfaction are not co related

14. Customer satisfaction is the result of the right combination of:         a. Quality, time and product warranty         b. Discounts, quality and customer support         c. Cost, quality and time 18. Defective products per million produced is an example of a(n):         a. Innovation process measure        b. Service-after-sale process measure        c. Operations process measure

All of the following terms have the same meaning EXCEPT:   a cause and effect diagram   b Ishikawa diagram   c fishbone diagram   d affinity diagram     Costs for solutions are often ____________.   a overestimated   b underestimated   c high   d low

When performing sales mix analysis , which one of the following is false : a. Producing and selling more units of the product with a higher contribution margin would likely decrease the breakeven point b. Making changes to the sales mix will likely cause a change in the breakeven point c. The sales mix is usually assumed to be remain the same . d. Shifting the sales mix to the product with a lower contribution margin will likely ncrease the overall contribution margin e. Normally the calculation of the breakeven point for multiproduct is more complicated than that for a single product

perform an LCA of a hamburger.   life cycle stages… show how “sub-cycles” spin off of the main hamburger life cycle, I.e. the life cycle for the lettuce; life cycle for the truck that brings the lettuce; life cycle for the metals to produce the truck… to illustrate how large the system can be and WHY you’ll always need to draw boundaries.

Multiple choice: 6. Scope change control MUST be integrated with all of the following control processes EXCEPT ( ).A. ScheduleB. CostC. ProcurementD. Quality7. In the PDCA cycle of quality management, the function of "D" is ( ).A. transforms quality target values into actual values through input-output activitiesB. take corrective actions to correct the problems or failures in quality inspectionC. determine quality objectives and develop action plans to achieve quality objectivesD. examines the implementation and results of the plan8. As the project enters the execution phase, the project manager learns that the team members are workingovertime doing unanticipated work without a change in scope. What is the most likely reason for thissituation? ( )A. Unclear communications management planB. Insufficient work breakdown structureC. Incorrect estimation in activity durationD. Poor resource planning9. Large and medium-sized engineering projects are composed of several ( ) .A. single…

Rick DeNeefe, manager of the Golden Valley Bank creditauthorization department, recently noticed that a majorcompetitor was advertising that applications for equity loanscould be approved within two working days. Because fastcredit approval was a competitive priority, DeNeefe wantedto see how well his department was doing relative to thecompetitor’s. Golden Valley stamps each application withthe date and time it is received and again when a decision ismade. A total of 99 applications were received in March. Thetime required for each decision, rounded to the nearest hour,is shown in the following table. Golden Valley’s employeeswork 8 hours per day a. Draw a bar chart for these data.b. Analyze the data. How is Golden Valley Bank doing withregard to this competitive priority?

To be effective, an organization must have clearly defined sets of goals and objectives.   True lr false

PROBLEM-3) The Sales&Operations (S&OP) process is designed to produce a plan that all departmentswithin the organization, as well as suppliers to the organization, can work. The process is also sometimes referred toas sales, inventory, and operations planning (SIOP) to emphasize the important role that inventory can play as abuffer between sales planning and operations planning. The S&OP department of the XYZ company, that producesKLM products, estimates the sales over the next six years in thousands of packages will be as follows: Assume that each worker stays on the job for at least one year and XYZ currently has eight workers. XYZ estimatesthat they will have 600000 packages on hand at the end of the current year. Assume that, on average, eachworker is paid TL 60000 per year and is responsible for producing 80000 packages. Inventory costs have beenestimated to be 20 KRS per package per year, and shortages are not allowed. XYZ estimates that it costs TL 2500for each…

19 - Which of the following is the problem of a firm's lack of performance standards?    a) Performance results are mixed.  B) It is difficult to determine the timing of the performance.    NS) Performance criteria are compared.  D) It remains unclear on what basis the performance will be evaluated.  TO) The situation arises as to who will measure performance.

Background: Data about the frequency of adverse events related to inappropriate care in hospitals come from studies of medical records as if they represented a true record of adverse events. In a prospective, observational design we analyzed discussion of adverse events during the care of all patients admitted to three units of a large, urban teaching hospital affiliated to a university medical school. Discussion took place during routine clinical meetings. We undertook the study to enhance understanding of the incidence and scope of adverse events as a basis for preventing them Methods: Ethnographers trained in qualitative observational research attended dayshift, weekday, regularly scheduled attending rounds, residents' work rounds, nursing shift changes, case conferences, and other scheduled meetings in three study units as well as various departmental and section meetings. They recorded all adverse events during patient care discussed at these meetings and developed a…

Background: Data about the frequency of adverse events related to inappropriate care in hospitals come from studies of medical records as if they represented a true record of adverse events. In a prospective, observational design we analyzed discussion of adverse events during the care of all patients admitted to three units of a large, urban teaching hospital affiliated to a university medical school. Discussion took place during routine clinical meetings. We undertook the study to enhance understanding of the incidence and scope of adverse events as a basis for preventing themMethods: Ethnographers trained in qualitative observational research attended dayshift, weekday, regularly scheduled attending rounds, residents' work rounds, nursing shift changes, case conferences, and other scheduled meetings in three study units as well as various departmental and section meetings. They recorded all adverse events during patient care discussed at these meetings and developed a classification…

Training employees should be conducted in O a maintenance Ob implementation O c analysis Od testing BCP phase.

Tutorial-Module 1.pdf 1. Learning Material Mode X DF Course Work CHEM3010 CO 1. Learning Mate C:/Users/hp/Downloads/Tutorial-Module%201.pdf E (D Page view A Read aloud V Draw - Highlight 1 What are the major steps in building a model of a process system? 2 What key issues might arise for each of the overall modeling steps? 3 What major areas of PSE often rely on the use of models? What are some of the outcomes in the use of those models? 4 How can models be classified into generic types? Are these categories mutually exclusive? If not, then explain why. 5 Explain the fundamental differences between stochastic, empirical and mechanistic models. What are some of the factors which make it easier or harder to develop such models?

The three key philosophies of TQM are O a. Reducing cost, continuous improvement and involvement of all employees in the organization O b. Customer satisfaction, continuous improvement and involvement of all employees in the organization Oc. Reducing cost, customer satisfaction and involvement of all employees in the organization. O d. Customer satisfaction, supplier and quality improvement O e. None of these

Quantitative Methods 1.The minimum expected opportunity loss ____________________. a.) is equal to the highest expected payoff. b.) is greater than the expected value with perfect information. c.) is equal to the expected value of perfect information. d.) is computed when finding the minimax regret decision.   2.) A decision tree is preferable to a decision table when_________________________. a.) a number of sequential decisions are to be made. b.) probabilities are available. c.) the maximax criterion is used. d.) the objective is to maximize regret.   3.In decision theory, probabilities are associated with _____________________. a.) payoffs. b.) alternatives. c.) states of nature. d.) none of the above.

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III. What is the expected value of sample information IV. What is the efficiency of the survey information

As part of their responsibilities, all managers get involved in planning, scheduling, and monitoring the design, development, production, and delivery of the organization's products and services. True € se

1. HighQualityasavalueproposition:Paras took on himself to ensure quality becomes a top differentiator and a value proposition to its customers. They started working closely with beekeepers in the Himachali region around the Himalayan foothills and in Muzaffarpur, where they encourage ethical beekeeping. Ethical beekeeping is a format where a hundred per cent of the honey is harvested at no point. Only 60% will be taken out of the hives that, or through that process, at any point, 40% will be left back for the bees.Also, through the exploration and pursuit of pure honey, Paras came across multiflora honey, which is most commonly used as a source of honey. But unfortunately, adulteration happens when a blend of multiflora honey is packaged and sold. Paras ensured that the lab tested the source from which they collected the honey to ensure the promise of purity was kept at every stage. Moreover, while sourcing the honey, the honey twig ensured that it was entirely antibiotic-free.2.…

1. HighQualityasavalueproposition:Paras took on himself to ensure quality becomes a top differentiator and a value proposition to its customers. They started working closely with beekeepers in the Himachali region around the Himalayan foothills and in Muzaffarpur, where they encourage ethical beekeeping. Ethical beekeeping is a format where a hundred per cent of the honey is harvested at no point. Only 60% will be taken out of the hives that, or through that process, at any point, 40% will be left back for the bees.Also, through the exploration and pursuit of pure honey, Paras came across multiflora honey, which is most commonly used as a source of honey. But unfortunately, adulteration happens when a blend of multiflora honey is packaged and sold. Paras ensured that the lab tested the source from which they collected the honey to ensure the promise of purity was kept at every stage. Moreover, while sourcing the honey, the honey twig ensured that it was entirely antibiotic-free.2.…

The goal of ............... is to identify protection requirements that ensure that system failures do not cause injury or death or environmental damage Select one: a. Requirement analysis b. Safety specification c. Protecion analysis d. Portection analysis

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2. In a BCG Matrix, would the Question Mark quadrant or the Cash Cow quadrant be more desirable? Explain