A. Material handling
B. Transportation
C. Protective packaging
D. Warehousing
A. Islands
B. Cells
C. Connected islands
D. Functional layout
A. The requirements for these items are usually forecasted.
B. The demand for these items must be calculated.
C. These items are usually raw materials.
D. The demand for these items is related to demand for other items.
A. Product pricing
B. Manufacturing strategy
C. Target markets
D. Environmental sensitivity
A. maximizing resource utilization.
B. protecting confidential information.
C. accommodating large changes in volume.
D. maintaining workforce.
A. Ordering less inventory
B. Reducing transportation costs
C. Higher costs of working capital
D. Reducing ordering costs
A. Responsible landfill
B. Global distribution
C. Remanufacturing resource planning
D. Reverse logistics
A. It helps to smooth production in periods of changing demand.
B. It protects against random changes in supply, demand, or lead time.
C. It allows goods to be placed in close proximity to the customer.
D. It is built to take advantage of quantity discounts.
A. Dispatching
B. Drum-buffer-rope
C. Critical ratio
D. Input/output control
A. Strategic
B. Marketing
C. Business
D. Financial