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This document contains 5 questions related to operations management for a course at University College Dublin. The questions cover topics such as operations strategy, production processes, queuing theory, precedence diagrams, learning curves, six sigma quality, lean production systems, and kanban systems. Students are asked to define key terms, analyze examples, and perform calculations to demonstrate their understanding of operations management concepts.
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Operation Management Question paper
This document contains a series of questions for an Operations Management exam. It includes questions about operations strategy, production processes, queuing models, process flow diagrams, learning curves, six sigma concepts, and process improvement tools. Students are asked to define key terms, analyze scenarios, calculate metrics, and discuss how to improve systems. The questions cover a wide range of operations management topics.
Operation Management Question paper
This document contains 5 questions related to operations management for a Bachelor of Science degree program. Question 1 asks about competitiveness from an operations perspective and the four basic types of production processes. Question 2 asks about Quality Function Deployment (QFD) and provides an example. Question 3 provides information to analyze an assembly line process for making party cakes. Question 4 asks about learning curves and their uses and limitations. Question 5 asks about six sigma quality, benefits of just-in-time production, poka-yoke, overall equipment effectiveness, and pull systems.
Problems and limitations of manpower planning
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Facility location and layout planning
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Business process re engineering
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Operation Management Question paper
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Manpower planning is the process by which a firm ensures it has the right number and type of people in the right positions at the right time. It involves forecasting personnel needs, determining current staffing levels, adjusting supply and demand, and creating an optimal work environment. Accurate forecasts, support from top management, and reliable data systems are important for effective manpower planning. However, uncertainties in the external environment and resistance from employees can pose challenges. Regular coordination with other management functions and a balanced qualitative and quantitative approach are suggested to improve the manpower planning process.
capacity planning om
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This document contains discussion questions and assignments from weeks 4-6 of a business course. It includes questions about locating a new manufacturing facility internationally, designing an efficient transportation network, planning a factory layout, servicescape design, cross-docking warehouse strategies, process layout and balancing an assembly line, improving a company's layout as it grows, benefits and issues with employee empowerment, work measurement, and how human resources can support a company's mission. The final assignment involves reflecting on lessons learned from the project and presenting areas of usefulness in a PowerPoint.
Materials management & inventory management
This document appears to be an examination paper for a Materials Management course. It consists of 3 sections with multiple choice questions, short answer questions, analytical problems, subjective problems, and caselets. Section A contains objective type questions worth 30 marks. Section B contains caselets worth 40 marks that are to be answered in 200-250 words each. Section C contains long answer questions worth 30 marks that are to be answered in 150-200 words each. The paper tests knowledge of topics like inventory management, forecasting, production planning, and supply chain management.
2nd Semester MBA (Dec-2013) Question Papers
2nd Semester MBA (Dec-2013) Question PapersBGS Institute of Technology, Adichunchanagiri University (ACU)
The new machine will cost '2,000,000 and has an expected life of 10 years. It will
be depreciated at 20 percent per year under straight line method. The annual operating cost
of the old machine is '100,000 whereas that of the new machine is '150,000. The annual
production capacity of the old machine is 50,000 units whereas that of the new machine is
80,000 units. The selling price per unit is '20. The tax rate is 40 percent.
You are required to:
(i) Calculate the cash flows for the next 10 years if the old machine is retained.
(ii) Calculate the cash flows for the next 10 years if the newOm important part b questions for all 5 units for all subjects
This document contains important questions from 5 units of the Operations Management course for Jeppiaar Engineering College. It includes questions related to production systems, forecasting, capacity and aggregate planning, design of product and work systems, materials management, and project and facility planning. Students are asked to explain concepts, compare different techniques, provide examples, and solve numerical problems related to various topics in operations and production management.
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a. Observe the critical path diagram. Why are there two arrows pointing to task F? b. Why is the critical path shown as A-B-E-G-I? How is the critical path defined? c. What would happen if activity F was revised to take 4 days instead of 2days?
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This document provides sample questions that may appear on an OPS 571 final exam, covering topics like supply chain classification, economic order quantity, production planning strategies, forecasting, problem definition frameworks, project management using critical path method, inventory management models, lean production concepts, learning curves, process quality monitoring charts, queuing systems, operations design, productivity metrics, and theory of constraints. It contains over 50 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of these operations and supply chain management topics.
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This document contains information about an operations research exam including:
1) Two questions about formulating mathematical models for optimization problems involving animal feed mixtures and solving a linear programming problem.
2) Two questions about assigning jobs to mechanics to maximize return and solving a transportation problem to minimize costs.
3) Two questions involving determining optimal job sequences to minimize time and performing a critical path analysis on a project with activity times.
4) Two questions about determining optimum order levels and production quantities to minimize inventory and shortage costs.
5) A question about determining performance measures for a tax consulting firm with Poisson arrivals and exponential service times.
6) Two questions involving solving a two-player zero-sum game using dominance rules
CIM report - final
The document provides a report on analyzing and optimizing the manufacturing system of a client company called KCP technologies Private Ltd. Key points:
- The company manufactures screw pump rotors in a batch production process using 3 CNC workstations.
- Cycle times for the two main products were recorded to calculate production rates. Motion studies were conducted to optimize workstation layouts and reduce travel times.
- The current number of workstations was found to be optimal. Modifications like rearranging tools saved an estimated 1 minute per part produced.
- Further analyses included machine cluster possibilities and quality assurance processes to improve the system.
CIM report - final
The document provides a report on analyzing and optimizing the manufacturing system of a client company called KCP technologies Private Ltd. Key points:
- The company manufactures screw pump rotors in a batch production process using 3 CNC workstations.
- Cycle times for the two main products were recorded to calculate production rates. Motion studies were conducted to optimize workstation layouts and reduce travel times.
- The current number of workstations was found to be optimal. Modifications like rearranging tools saved an estimated 1 minute per part produced.
- Further analyses included machine cluster possibilities and quality assurance processes to improve the system.
CIM Report
This report analyzes and optimizes the manufacturing system of a client that produces screw pump rotors. Key points:
1) The factory currently has 3 CNC workstations and produces rotors in batch production. Cycle times were recorded to calculate production rates.
2) The optimum number of workstations was calculated to be 2.97, matching the current 3 workstations. Motion studies were conducted to reduce repositioning times.
3) Implementation of layout changes reduced average cycle times, increasing production rates. Machine clustering allowed one worker to manage multiple machines.
4) Cost analyses showed the optimized system with clustering lowered production costs per unit compared to the present situation. Further automation of material handling was recommended
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