CPIM-SMR試験無料問題集「APICS CPIM Strategic Management of resources 認定」
What are the 4 levels of training evaluation according to Kapp?
正解:
1 . Reaction - What is the "customer satisfaction" of training attendees?
2 . Learning - What attitudes, knowledge, or skills did they gain?
3 . Behavior - What do they do differently on the job?
4 . Results - How does training make a difference to the organization?
2 . Learning - What attitudes, knowledge, or skills did they gain?
3 . Behavior - What do they do differently on the job?
4 . Results - How does training make a difference to the organization?
What are 4 phases of product life cycle and their strategies?
正解:
1 . Introduction - Quality, features, and flexibility
2 . Growth - Delivery, reliability, and flexibility
3 . Maturity - Price and cost
4 . Decline - Flexibility through added features
2 . Growth - Delivery, reliability, and flexibility
3 . Maturity - Price and cost
4 . Decline - Flexibility through added features
What are 4 categories of cost drivers are?
正解:
1 . Factory sustaining activities represent fixed and variable expenses that are unidentifiable by product.
Examples would be plant management, facilities and grounds, etc.
2 . Product sustaining activities are those that develop and update product and manufacturing information.
Examples include engineering, bills of material, routings and standards.
3 . Batch level activities are those that match the supply of materials, labor and capacity with demand.
Examples include purchasing, receiving, material planning, etc.
4 . Unit level activities are costs traditionally associated with individual production units. Examples include
materials, direct labor, tooling, etc.
Examples would be plant management, facilities and grounds, etc.
2 . Product sustaining activities are those that develop and update product and manufacturing information.
Examples include engineering, bills of material, routings and standards.
3 . Batch level activities are those that match the supply of materials, labor and capacity with demand.
Examples include purchasing, receiving, material planning, etc.
4 . Unit level activities are costs traditionally associated with individual production units. Examples include
materials, direct labor, tooling, etc.