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A. Adaptive manufacturing
B. Assemble-to-order (ATO)
C. Factor rating method
D. Devaluation
A. Assemble To Order
B. Accredited Training Organisation
C. Approved Training Organization
D. Assemble To Order
A. True
B. False
A. Cellular manufacturing layout
B. Accredited Training Organisation
C. Approved Training Organization
D. Assemble To Order
A. Computer-aided manufacturing
B. Cellular manufacturing layout
C. Accredited Training Organisation
D. Approved Training Organization
A. Computer-aided manufacturing
B. Cellular manufacturing layout
C. Accredited Training Organisation
D. Computer-aided process planning
A. True
B. False
A. Continuous flow process
B. Cross docking
C. Decoupling point
D. Accredited Training Organisation
A. True
B. False
A. Engineer-to-order
B. Cross docking
C. Decoupling point
D. Accredited Training Organisation
A. True
B. False
A. True
B. False
A. General-purpose
B. Specific-purpose
C. Both a & b
D. None of these
A. Flexible manufacturing system
B. Cross docking
C. Decoupling point
D. Accredited Training Organisation
A. Cross docking
B. Group technology
C. Decoupling point
D. Accredited Training Organisation
A. Combination layout
B. Industrial Robot
C. Hybrid layout
D. Both a & C
A. True
B. False
A. A process that is selected when the processing requirements are intermittent and different
B. The physical arrangement of work and storage areas, departments, or equipment
C. A manufacturing method in which products are manufactured only after receiving a customer’s order
D. A manufacturing method in which products are manufactured only after receiving a customer’s order
A. Substantially
B. Physical
C. Both a & b
D. None of these
A. Receiving a Salesman’s
B. Receiving a Employ ’s
C. Receiving a customer’s
D. None of these
A. Industrial Robot
B. Hybrid layout
C. Make-to-order
D. Make-to-stock
A. Mass customization process
B. Numerically controlled (NC) machines
C. Make-to-order
D. Make-to-stock
A. Numerically controlled
B. Network Computer
C. North Carolina
D. New Castle
A. Open office layout
B. Point of postponement (POP)
C. Both a & b
D. None of these
A. Open office layout
B. Point of postponement (POP)
C. Both a & b
D. None of these
A. Specific inputs into specific outputs
B. Specific inputs into specific inputs
C. Both a & b
D. None of these
A. High volumes
B. Medium volumes
C. Low volumes
D. No volumes
A. Process selection
B. Process strategy
C. Product layout
D. None of these
A. Process selection
B. Process strategy
C. Product layout
D. None of these
A. Process selection
B. Process strategy
C. Product layout
D. None of these
A. Process that is selected when the product is unique and typically produced
B. A process that is selected when the product is unique and typically produced one at a time to the customer’s specifications
C. The interface between the parts of a supply chain that can be managed using a push
D. Process that is selected when the product is unique and typically produced
E. All statement are INCORRECT
A. Low volume
B. Medium volume
C. High volume
D. Require no volume
A. Servicescape
B. Synchronous manufacturing
C. U-shaped layout
D. Assembly drawing
A. True
B. False
A. Product Layout
B. Combination Layout.
C. Fixed Layout
D. U-shaped layout
A. Make-to-order
B. Make-to-stock
C. Assemble-to-order
D. Engineer-to-order
A. Computer-integrated manufacturing
B. Adaptive manufacturing
C. Computer-aided manufacturing
D. Flexible automation
A. Process
B. Project
C. System
D. Product
A. Process layout
B. Product layout
C. U-shaped layout
D. Fixed-position layout
A. Project process
B. Job-shop process
C. Batch process
D. Repetitive process
A. Process layout
B. Product layout
C. U-shaped layout
D. Cellular manufacturing layout
A. Make-to-order
B. Make-to-stock
C. Assemble-to-order
D. Engineer-to-order
A. Flexible
B. Robust
C. Continuous flow
D. Repetitive
A. Computer-integrated manufacturing
B. Adaptive manufacturing
C. Computer-aided manufacturing
D. Flexible automation
A. Project process
B. Job-shop process
C. Batch process
D. Repetitive process
A. Industrial robots
B. Numerically controlled machines
C. Flexible manufacturing systems
D. Computer-integrated manufacturing
A. Customization
B. Forecasting
C. Process alignment
D. Product profiling
A. Project process
B. Job-shop process
C. Continuous flow process
D. Repetitive process
A. Project process
B. Job-shop process
C. Batch process
D. Repetitive process