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Question 5 - The Goal (MBA Section 2, May 2015)
Question 5 - The Goal (MBA Section 2, May 2015)
Jonahs
Definitions
As highlighted in
class, specifying the
difference of
throughput and
operational expense
as a quasi "operating
profit" and viewing
inventory as a quasi
Service
"invested
capital"based
or
definition
(at
operating
assets, then
the ratiothe
of quasi
movies)
operating profit to
quasi operating
assets yields a type of
return on invested
capital (ROIC).
Ultimately, ROIC is
the primary
consideration as to
whether Non-profit
resources
are being productively
definition (at
utilized. This helps to
the Gala)
link The Goal's
financial measures
with Jonah's
operational measures.
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Throughput is the rate at
which the system generates
money through sales
Operational
awareness
At the non-profit gala,
raising operations
awareness is throughput
Very interesting
examples. That
said, sometimes
Julie and Rogo are translating Jonah's
The wage of the ticket
definitions
to
noninventory when theyre in
collector is an operational
manufacturing
line for the movie tickets
expense
economic entities
contexts can be
challenging.
Perhaps thinking in
terms of money
coming in/tied up/
leaving the system
is the easiest way
to think
about
Goldratts $50,000
The $1000 donation
check
f the speaking fee is an
is inventory for theadaptations
nondefinitions to those
operational expense
profit
other contexts.
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