4.1 Production Processes

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  • What do production processes transform inputs into?
    Outputs
  • A business making custom furniture would likely use job production.

    True
  • Flow production is characterized by standardized products and high volume
  • Efficient production processes can lead to increased competitiveness and customer satisfaction.

    True
  • There are three main types of production processes.

    True
  • What is an example of batch production?
    Baking bread
  • The type of production method chosen is based on business needs and product type.

    True
  • How does streamlined supply chain management contribute to cost reduction?
    Lowers production expenses
  • How does seasonal demand influence production levels?
    Determines product volume
  • A business making custom furniture would likely use job production.

    True
  • What is the scope of quality assurance?
    Proactive; prevents defects
  • What is the difference between quality control and quality assurance in a bakery?
    Inspecting vs improving methods
  • Internal factors affecting production include market demand and regulations.
    False
  • Order the production processes from least to most automated:
    1️⃣ Job Production
    2️⃣ Batch Production
    3️⃣ Flow Production
  • What are the three key components of a well-designed production process?
    Planning, execution, control
  • Order the internal factors affecting production from most to least flexible:
    1️⃣ Management Efficiency
    2️⃣ Resource Availability
    3️⃣ Technology
  • What is the impact of limited access to raw materials on production?
    Affects scale and continuity
  • How do high interest rates affect investment in new equipment?
    Reduce investment
  • What factors influence the choice of a production strategy?
    Customer requirements, product complexity
  • What are the key components of Total Quality Management (TQM)?
    Continuous improvement, employee empowerment
  • There are three main types of production processes
  • A car manufacturer would likely use flow production.
  • Steps to choosing a production process:
    1️⃣ Consider customer requirements
    2️⃣ Assess product complexity
    3️⃣ Evaluate business resources
  • Lean manufacturing in the automotive industry minimizes waste
  • Match the production process with its key characteristics:
    Job Production ↔️ Highly customized, low volume, high labor intensity
    Batch Production ↔️ Moderate customization, medium volume, medium automation
    Flow Production ↔️ Standardized products, high volume, high automation
  • What is an example of flow production?
    Car manufacturing
  • What are the key components of a well-designed production process?
    Planning, execution, control
  • Lean manufacturing in the automotive industry minimizes waste and boosts productivity.

    True
  • Flow production is characterized by standardized products and high automation.
  • Total Quality Management (TQM) embeds quality into organizational culture.
  • Match the production process with its definition:
    Job Production ↔️ Made individually to specifications
    Batch Production ↔️ Made in groups or batches
    Flow Production ↔️ Continuous, automated process
  • What is the primary goal of quality control in production?
    Detect and correct defects
  • Businesses choose a production method based solely on customer requirements.
    False
  • Lean manufacturing in automotive industries minimizes waste
  • How does seasonal demand for winter coats influence production quantity?
    Increases during winter
  • Automation in production increases efficiency
  • Match the production strategy with its key characteristics:
    Job Production ↔️ Highly customized, low volume
    Batch Production ↔️ Moderate customization, medium volume
    Flow Production ↔️ Standardized products, high volume
  • Quality assurance aims to prevent defects in production processes.
    True
  • Flow production is suitable for high-volume, standardized products.
    True
  • Match the production process with its definition:
    Job Production ↔️ Made individually to specifications
    Batch Production ↔️ Made in groups or batches
    Flow Production ↔️ Continuous, automated process