Production and Operations Management V5
Production and Operations Management V5
2. A manufacturing company wants to forecast its demand for the year 2013 using
suitable forecasting technique. The data that the company has is for the year 2012.
Suggest a suitable method of forecasting and forecast the demand values for the
year 2013 and also find out trend equation for the given data.
3. Derive the formula of Economic Order Quantity (EOQ). Intel Corporation has got a
demand for products at 1, 00,000 units per year. The cost per unit is Rs.20/- and
it costs Rs. 360/- to place an order and processes the delivery. The inventory
carrying cost is estimated at 9% of average inventory investment. Determine-
a) EOQ
5. Write notes on (All questions to be answered. Minimum 1 full page for each
question)
a. 5 � S
b. TQM
c. ISO
d. BPR
e. SQC
such samples. Establish �p� and�c� control charts for the process. Is the process
under control?
8. Critically analyze and compare the teachings of Edward Deming, David Juran and
Philip Crosby
Process layout
Product layout
Group Technology Layout
Jumbled layout
Moving Average
Exponential Smoothening
Sales force Estimates
Time Series
Philip Kotler
Joseph M Juran
Philip B. Crosby
William E. Deming
Shigeo Shingo
Genichi Taguchi
William E. Deming
Philip B.Crosby
Standardization of parts
Statistical quality control
Assembly line operations
Scientific management
Charles Babbage
Henry Ford
Frank Gilbreth
W. Edwards Deming
16. All of the following decisions fall within the scope of operations
management except for--
Financial Analysis
Design of products and processes
Location of Facilities
Quality management
17. Which of the following would not be an operations function in a fast food
restaurant?
19. Gibson Valves produces cast bronze valves on an assembly line. If 1600 valves
are produced in an eight hour shift, the productivity of line is--
2 valves/hr
40 valves/hr
80 valves/hr
200 valves/hr
Management; one-half
Mr. Deming; one-half
Labor; two third
Capital;90%
Time
Sample number
Proportion of defects
Number of defects
Highly Skilled
Not at all skilled
Moderately skilled
Skilled
Tidiness
Cleanliness
Discipline
Timeliness
25. Most operations produce a mixture of both products and services. Which of
the following businesses is closest to producing �pure� services?
A restaurant
A steel company
Counselor/Therapist
IT Company
R Chart
F Chart
C Chart
P Chart
29. The Dulac Box plant produces 500 cypress packing boxes in 10 hour shift.
Due to higher demand company decided to operate three 8-hour shifts instead. They
are now able to produce 600 boxes a day. What has happened to production?
Increased by 50 boxes/shift
Increased by 37.5 boxes/hr
Increased by 20%
Decreased by 8.3%
Floor supervisor
Shop supervisor
Cleaner
Distributor
Time
Time & Motion
Method
Motion
34. The ratio of output to input of a production system is commonly known
as--
Productivity
Process
Parts
Planning
36. Which one of the following would not normally be considered a general
characteristic of service?
Low contact services can often be made more efficient than high contact services.
Production& Consumption are simultaneous
Production and sales cannot easily be separated functionally
Production & Consumption can always be spatially separated
37. The--------- is the probability that a good lot will be rejected by the
sampling plan.
Producer�s Risk
Consumer�s Risk
Manufacturer�s Risk
Seller�s Risk
38. The ----- is the defect level for which lots are regarded as bad lots.
LTPD
ATPD
LPTD
LPDT
40. Which of the following would not be normally considered as key feature of
Operations Management?