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This document discusses various activity and efficiency ratios used to measure the operational performance of a business. It defines stock turnover ratio, debtors turnover ratio, creditors turnover ratio, and working capital turnover ratio. For stock turnover ratio, it provides the calculation and explains that a higher ratio indicates more efficient inventory management. It also defines inventory conversion period and average collection period as metrics related to stock and debtors turnover ratios.
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Question 4
Please match the concept on the left with most appropriate term on the right
The flow and storage of goods, services, and related information from production to
consumption.
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Electronic exchange of information between customers and suppliers instead of paper
transactions.
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A statement of the time required on each resource needed to produce a product.
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Applied to any business situation, this answers two basic questions-when to order and how
many to order. In the supply chain, the question of \"where\" must also be answered.
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Inventory that consists of items consumed in the day-to-day activities of a business.
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Holding inventory received from suppliers in warehouses until it is needed by retailers.
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How often you must produce in order to meet demand.
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Anything that inhibits a system\'s progress toward its goals.
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The quantity produced at a work center before changing over to produce something else.
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A buffer of inventory that will keep a resource busy for a specified amount of time.
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Utilizes a combination whatever modes are best to move goods from origin to destination.
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An aggregate planning approach that uses inventory stored from period to period to reduce the
need to change the output rate as demand changes.
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Answer
A. Level production
B. Takt time
C. Electronic data interchange (EDI)
D. Consolidation warehousing
E. Inventory management
F. Constraint
G. Production batch
H. Integrated transport carrier
I. Logistics
J. Service level
K. Time buffer
L. Maintenance, repair, & operating inventory (MRO)
M. Bill of capacity
Solution
The flow and storage of goods, services, and related information from production to
consumption.- Logistics
Logistics is the management of flow of goods, services etc from the origin to the destinations.
Electronic exchange of information between customers and suppliers instead of paper
transactions.- Electronic Data Interchange
Electronic data exchange is defined as exchange of informations electronically.
A statement of the time required on each resource needed to produce a product.- Inventory
Statement
It is statement required everytime when the resource is needed to produce a product.
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many to order. In the supply chain, the question of \"where\" must also be answered.-Production
Batch
Inventory that consists of items consumed in the day-to-day activities of a business-.Inventory
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