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OMPC002 Final Edition YnR
OMPC002 Final Edition YnR
13. Regular patterns in demand that take place over long period of time is called as
Ans. Cyclic patterns
16. Which one of the following is not a reason for facility layout analysis?
Ans. A new supplier is contracted
17. Which one of the following describes the quality definition of fitness for use?
Ans. The ability of a good or service to meet customer needs
21. Which of the following tasks in not carried out by an operations manager?
Ans. Manages cash flow and investments
22. If 10 lakhs passengers pass through Indira Gandhi airport Delhi with checked
baggage each year, a successful six sigma programme, for baggage handling would
result in passengers with misplaced luggage
Ans. 3.4
26. Which of the following statement about time series forecasting is true?
Ans. The analysis of past demand helps predict future demand.
27. With reference to attributes Customers use in evaluating the quality of products
and services, a holiday package is high in
Ans. Experience attributes
28. If demand for a product is influenced by random variations only, the quantitative
technique to use for forecasting demand is
Ans. Moving average
Case study
In the mid-2000s Toyota expanded its production facilities rapidly in a bid to grow
globally and to
achieve its goal of becoming the number one auto maker in the world. Toyota's rapid
growth
affected its product quality with the company reportedly compromising on its
manufacturing
techniques. Some safety related problems accrued in Toyota vehicles. Later a series of
recalls
followed which put the company's hard-earned reputation for quality at risk. Analysts
opined that
constant recalls had damaged the reputation and brand image of Toyota and hindered
its return to
profitability. To increase its market share, Toyota had sacrificed its legendary quality
and ignored its
own management principles and customers, a feedback given by customers. To verify
the cause of
recalls and improve quality, Toyota set up a committee. The committee was to inspect
every
process in the Toyota Production System to ensure delivery of quality products to
customers.
31. Advantage of KAIZEN as per understanding phylosiphy ‘Toyota Way’ is:
a. factories need a lot of space for workers meetings
b. employees start chatting to each other more
c. manufacturing times are increased
d. increased productivity
34. Toyota’s commitment to manufacturing world class and quality automobiles lies
in:
a. fast introduction of new models
b. cost leadership
c. quality right from development to delivery
d. Providing easy financing alternatives to customer.
35. which one of the following statements is false with respect to fixed period system?
Ans. The optimal replenishment level includes the demand during the review period
plus any desired safety stock.
36. Which one of the following statements is not true for Delphi method?
Ans. Brought together as a group
39. In the service positioning matrix, a limited number of customer pathways and
highly repeatable service encounter activity sequences related to
Ans. Provider-routed services.
40. Which of the following is closely related to statistical process control (SPC)?
Ans. Unwanted Causes of variation
41. Which of the following is not a major activity in designing a product manufacturing
or service
providing process?
Ans. Process reengineering
43. Which one of the following statements is not true regarding inventory
management?
Ans. the two fundamental inventory decisions are: where to order and what to order
44. The major problem addressed by the warehouse layout strategy is:
Ans. addressing trade-offs between space and material handling.
Ans. Empathy
Ans. tries to minimize the production rate for a growth number of workstations
50. Decisions that concern the day-to-day activities of workers, quality of products
and services,
production and overhead costs and maintenance of machines are known as:
Ans. Control decisions
51. The logistics function includes all of the following activities except- inspection of
incoming
Ans. Inspection of incoming materials
56. TQM is a strategy that is designed to change the quality of a product to satisfy
customer needs
by using
Ans. BENCHMARKING
58. is the time elapses between issuing replenishment order and receipt of material
in stores
60. Which one of the following depicts the feature that is a dimension of quality?
Ans. Ability to repair a product
61. Outsourcing is
Ans. the opposite of vertical integration
62. If two variables were perfectly correlated the correlation Coefficient would be
equal to
Ans. -1 or 1
68. In item series method of forecasting which of the following cannot be predicted
Ans. random fluctuations
Ans. Compensation
82. Forecasts are needed to allocate budgets among businesses decide the number of
employees and schedule equipment and other resource
Ans. Intermediate range
83. One of the following is not a valid approach for gathering data for judgmental
forecasting
Ans. Company records
85. Which of the following would not normally be considered as a cost of quality?
Ans. Marketing cost
86. In ABC analysis continuous monitoring and accurate Record Keeping is applicable
to
Ans. A ITEMS
88. Demand of a product x is 20 units per week its unit cost is Rs.3000 ordering cost is
Rs 2500 per order and annual holding cost is 20% of the cost EOQ of X will be
Ans. 93
89. Forecasts
Ans. Are rarely perfect
90. Which of the following does not form the part of a typical distribution activity?
Ans. Production
92. Repeatable increase and decrease in demand over short period of time are called
Ans. Seasonal patterns
93. An integrated product design process is the new standard for the rapid creation of
competitively priced, products
Ans. High quality
94. Which of the following is not competitive priority for most companies?
Ans. Infrastructure
95. In reference to classified of quality costs equipment design falls in the category
Ans. Prevention
103. For a fast food joint order taking, bill payment, and home delivery are
Ans. Processes
108. The most preferred method for achieving total quality in process output is
Ans. Build and install and error proof process and maintain it
Ans. Correct
112. A company’s ability to achieve market and financial superiority over its
competitors is called
Ans. Assigns weights to past data that decay exponentially as the data gets older
115. when a company caries out break-even analysis for an outsourcing-
Ans. The ratio of fixed costs to the difference between variable outsourcing cost and
variable in house production cost
116. The preferred method for achieving total quality in process output is-
117. He process designed to transform a set of input elements into a set of outputs
elements
Ans. Production
118. Priority rule in job sequencing that will minimize the average job completion time
for a number of jobs to be processed on a work-center is
125. Which of the following emphasise defect per million as key measure of quality-
Ans. Six sigma
Case study
In the mid-2000s Toyota expanded its production facilities rapidly in a bid to grow
globally and to
achieve its goal of becoming the number one auto maker in the world. Toyota's rapid
growth
affected its product quality with the company reportedly compromising on its
manufacturing
techniques. Some safety related problems accrued in Toyota vehicles. Later a series of
recalls
followed which put the company's hard-earned reputation for quality at risk. Analysts
opined that
constant recalls had damaged the reputation and brand image of Toyota and hindered
its return to
profitability. To increase its market share, Toyota had sacrificed its legendary quality
and ignored its
own management principles and customers, a feedback given by customers. To verify
the cause of
recalls and improve quality, Toyota set up a committee. The committee was to inspect
every
process in the Toyota Production System to ensure delivery of quality products to
customers.
31. Advantage of KAIZEN as per understanding phylosiphy ‘Toyota Way’ is:
a. factories need a lot of space for workers meetings
b. employees start chatting to each other more
c. manufacturing times are increased
d. increased productivity
34. Toyota’s commitment to manufacturing world class and quality automobiles lies
in:
a. fast introduction of new models
b. cost leadership
c. quality right from development to delivery
d. Providing easy financing alternatives to customer.
Extrasss
Ques. Forecasts are needed to allocate budgets among businesses, decide the number of
employees and
Ans. Schedule equipment and other resource intermediate