A. Standardize
B. Sort
C. Set in order
D. Shine
A. It is used in deriving operation priority.
B. It is established at order release time and frozen until order completion.
C. It is the same as operation priority.
D. It is equal to the due date plus 5 "M" days.
A. Last in, first out
B. First in, first out
C. Actual cost
D. Standard cost
A. concurrent engineering.
B. voice of the customer.
C. customer-as-participant.
D. critical-to-quality.
A. Delivery schedules for components and subassemblies are established.
B. Customer acceptance is emphasized.
C. The complete product is produced in low-volume pilot runs.
D. The qualification of suppliers begins.
A. number of machine hours.
B. number of standard hours per units produced.
C. number of standard hours in the queue.
D. amount of rated capacity less rework.
A. implement theory of constraints.
B. optimize run time.
C. reduce setup time.
D. manage work center queue.
A. To stabilize a process
B. To identify control limits
C. To verify a DMAIC project
D. To reduce product returns
A. External failure
B. Prevention
C. Internal failure
D. Appraisal
