Product & Service Design
Supply Chain Management
Capacity Planning
Competitiveness & Strategy
Strategy Implementation & Productivity
100

Subway lets you choose your bread, filling and sauce, but the process is the same for everyone. Is this mass customization or full customization?

Mass customization

100

Where does a supply chain start and where does it end?

It starts with the suppliers of raw materials and ends with the final customer.

100

Capacity is the ___ limit of what a system can produce

Upper (capacity is a ceiling).

100

What do the letters in PESTEL stand for?

Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Ecological (Environmental), Legal.

100

What is the productivity formula:

Output ÷ Input.

200

A waterproof phone that works in rain and snow is an example of which design?

Robust design.

200

Which department buys materials and parts for the company?

Purchasing (procurement).

200

What do we call the slowest step, the one that limits the whole process?

The bottleneck.

200

Which comes first: mission or tactics?

Mission

200

IKEA wants to be the cheapest in the industry. Which strategy is this?

Cost leadership.

300

Benetton makes all its sweaters white and dyes them only once it knows which colors are popular. What is this called?

Delayed differentiation

300

Name one of the three flows in a supply chain.

Product/service flow, information flow, or financial flow.

300

An empty seat on today’s flight can’t be sold tomorrow. Why?

Service capacity cannot be stored.

300

Is a brand a tangible or an intangible resource?

 intangible

300

Apple charges premium prices for unique design. Which strategy is this?

Differentiation.

400

Products are tangible. What are services?

Intangible.

400

Which supply chain focuses on removing waste and keeping costs low: le**?

Lean

400

Which strategy builds capacity before demand appears: leading or following?

Leading.

400

In VRIO, which letter is checked first?

V (Valuable).

400

What is Walmart’s famous pricing slogan

Everyday Low Price (EDLP)

500

LEGO and computers with replaceable parts are examples of which design?

Modular design.

500

Using nearby suppliers to cut delivery time and risk is called…?

Near-sourcing.

500

Who needs more spare capacity: a hospital ER or a steel plant?

The hospital ER, because its demand is uncertain.

500

Name one of the three core functions of any organization.

Marketing, Operations, or Finance.

500

The Balanced Scorecard has four perspectives. Name two of them.

Financial, Customer, Internal Processes, Learning & Growth.

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