L1 Production

Cards (43)

  • Transforming raw materials into finished products
    Production
  • Workers combining inputs to make things for consumption or outputs
    Production
  • Act of creating output that is either goods or services
    Production
  • The act or process of producing
    Production
  • Administration of an organization
    Management
  • Setting strategies and coordinating the efforts of employees to accomplish objectives
    Management
  • Can be explained as an art or science of getting things done by people
    Management
  • Job of coordinating and controlling activities required to make a product
    Productionmanagement
  • Involves control, cost, quality, performance, and waste management
    Productionmanagement
  • Collection of interrelated activities involved in producing goods and services
    Productionsystem
  • Manufacturers agree to reach goals, they need an integrated source of information
    Demandinformation
  • Transforms a business into a whole
    Demandinfornation
  • Feedstocks or unprocessed materials that are used to produce goods
    Rawmaterials
  • Supply of money, materials, staff, and other assets to function effectively
    Resources
  • Articles or substances that are manufactured or refined for sale
    Products
  • Things offered to a market that might satisfy a need or want
    Products
  • Things that are necessary
    Needs
  • Something you must have for survival
    Needs
  • Basic requirement for a human being
    Needs
  • Consumers desire for a product’s specific benefit
    Needs
  • Things that we desire or wish
    Wants
  • Something that is good to have but not essential for survival
    Wants
  • Satisfiers of needs
    Wants
  • Building blocks of economy
    Factorsofproduction
  • Inputs that we use to produce things so we can make an economic profit
    Factorsofproduction
  • Includes land plus anything that comes with it
    Land
  • Also includes natural resources like oil and water
    Land
  • Effort that humans contribute to production
    Labor
  • Elements that we use to produce goods and services
    Capital
  • Is what we need to combine the factors of production
    Entrepreneurship
  • State of producing something
    Productivity
  • Effectiveness of productive effort
    Productivity
  • Utilization of less inputs but with more outputs
    Productivity
  • Comparison of what is produced with what can be achieved
    Efficiency
  • Means doing the right thing
    Efficiency
  • Degree to which objectives are achieved
    Effectiveness
  • Formula for computing productivity
    L=O/I
  • Tangible items
    Goods
  • Intangible products

    Services
  • Translating raw materials into finished goods
    Manufacturing