sc2 midterm

50問 • 1年前

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The role of warehouse facility management in the supply chain includes the following except- a. To meet demands and for consumers to remain satisfied. b. The result is highly organized warehouse systems that move products quickly to meet the wishes of both the consumers and the businesses providing or creating the goods c. Provide outsourced packaging services. d. Collect revenues from the customers

According to the famous British Physician Dr. Thomas Fuller once said 'Get the facts or the facts will get you. And when you get then, get them right, or they will get you wrong". Therefore the facts needed are: a. Quantities of products to be stored. b. The throughput velocities, including incoming goods, customer orders, inter-facility transfers, dispatches, and returns. c. The nature of orders and specific picking requirements, e.g. is picking performed in containers, pallets, cartons, inners, or single units. d. All of the choices.

It is a logical sequence of operations within the warehouse where each activity is located as close as possible to that which precedes it and also the function that follows it a. Flow b. Handling c. Receiving d. Storing

It is one of the primary objectives of warehouse layout optimization a. Reduction of handling b. Costs reduction c. Inventory control d. None of the choices

In options evaluation, return investment, payback, cost per order to supply, and cost per order cubic meter to name just a few are one of the approaches to assessment. a. Qualitative b. Quantitative c. A and b d. None of the choices

It sets the standards for a safe working environment. This means keeping aisles clear, marking exits properly, and having fire safety equipment accessible, just to name a few These rules help prevent accidents and ensure everyone can do their job without any worries. a.Inventory Management Rules b. Local Building Codes c. Transportation and Logistics Regulations d. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Guidelines

Warehouses have a role to play in protecting the environment. This means proper waste disposal, using eco-friendly materials and processes, and reducing emissions. It's about being a responsible part of the community and doing a bit for our planet. a Fire Codes b. Labor Laws c. Environmental Regulations d. Local Building Codes

These are crucial when moving goods in and out. They help ensure the safe and lawful transportation of products, keeping things on time and avoiding any hiccups in deliveries. a.Inventory Management Rules b. Local Building Codes c. Transportation and Logistics Regulations d. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Guidelines

This involves adhering to guidelines related to working hours, wages, and breaks. It ensures a harmonious warehouse workplace where everyone's rights are respected and any form of exploitation is curbed. a. Fire Codes b. Labor Laws c. Environmental Regulations d. Local Building Codes

This includes having the right number of fire exits, keeping fire extinguishers handy. and ensüring the fire alarms work. It's all about keeping people and goods safe from potential fire hazard. a. Fire Codes b. Labor Laws c. Environmental Regulations d. Local Building Codes

it ensures that if an employee is injured at work, they receive appropriate compensation This pot only covers medical bills but also provides wage replacement benefits to the injured workers, offering a safety net to those who need it the most a. Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) b. Workers' Compensation Laws c. Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Laws d. None of the choices

Ensuring every employee is paid at least the minimum wage and receives overtime pay is fundamental. a. Maintaining Safe Work Environments b. Compliance with Workers' Compensation Laws c. Adherence to Wage Standards d. Upholding Employee Rights

Proper disposal of waste, especially hazardous waste, is vital. It helps in reducing pollution and environmental damage. a Waste Management b. Emission Controls. c. Energy Efficiency d. Sustainable Practices

Warehouses need to monitor and emissions to maintain air quality, it's essentia for protecting environment and human health. a. Waste Management b. Emission Controls c. Energy Efficiency d. Sustainable Practice

Incorporating eco-friendly materials and sustainable practices in operations contributes to environmental conservation. a Waste Management b. Emission Controls c. Energy Efficiency d. Sustainable Practices

Proper storage of hazardous materials and adherence to safety protocols protect employees and prevent accidents a. Maintain Order b. Prevent Losses c. Ensure Safety d. Optimize Space

Proper labeling, arrangement, and record-keeping ensure that every item is accounted for and can be located easily. a. Maintain Order b. Prevent Losses c. Ensure Safety d. Optimize Space

It serve as commercial buildings that enable businesses to store their stock efficiently and safely. a Warehouse b. Storage shed c. Logistics facility d. None of the choices

It is the process of storing and handling goods. a. Storing b. Stocking c. Inventory d.Warehousing

A warehouse with a set of automated systems and solutions to conduct warehouse operabens. It can include both warehouse automation software and hardware like machines and robotics for warehouse management. a. Automated warehouse b. Smart warebeuse c. Government warehouse d. Distribution center

A facility that handles the process of moving goods from the customer back to the distributor due to product returns, recalls, or repairs. a. Cross-docking warehouse b. Hazmat warehouse c. Bonded warehouse d. Reverse logistics warehouse

It is one of the considerations for choosing a warehouse location wherein the warehouse should be reachable by suppliers, customers, and transportation networks to reduce transportation costs and improve delivery times. a. Location b. Market c. Flexibility d. Regulatory compliance

Facilities strategically located near manufacturing plants or production centers, their primary purpose is to streamline the flow of raw materials, components, and finished goods between suppliers, manufacturers, and distribution centers a. Market-Positioned Warehouses b. Production Positioned Warehouses c. Intermediately warehouse d. None of the choices

It examines the issue of where to locate warehouses geographically to improve the source of materials and the firm's market offering a. Macro perspective b. Micro perspective c. Mini perspective d. None of the choices

Which of the following statements is incorrect? a. Warehouses are any place for storing materials b. People use several different terms for warehouses, with the most common being distribution centers and logistics centers. c. Warehouses can't be used for several other activities. d. None of the choices

Which of the following statements is correct? a. Warehouses are expensive to run and need careful planning b. The supply chain strategy sets the overall structure of the supply chain, including the role of warehouses. c. Warehouse management shows the materials to store and amounts of each to stock. d. All of the choices are correct

Which of the statements is correct? a. Storage is crucial to every company. b. Choosing the kind of warehouse may significantly influence order fulfillment, which subsequently has an indirect impact on your customer relations. c. As more orders you complete on time, the more the client dissatisfaction grows d. None of the choices

The other pivotal function of warehouse management includes destabilizing market prices that directly impact the business revenue. Warehouses assist in controlling fierce price fluctuations by storing goods when the supply exceeds demand and releasing goods when the demand bounces back to its original or higher level. a. The first statement is correct while the second statement is incorrect. b. The first statement is incorrect while the second statement is correct c. Both statements are correct. d. Both statements are incorrect.

It is composed of six major steps that are highly dependent on each other. Every optimized process would affect how the next ones would perform so it is crucial to ensure that each one is operating according to its ideal functions. a. Warehouse management process b. Warehouse management flow c. Warehouse operation management d. None of the choices

The first and one of the most important processes of warehouse management. This step-requires receivers to check incoming items and make sure that they are of the right quantity. are functioning properly, and are received promptly. a. Receiving b. Unloading c. Inspection d. Documentation

The second warehouse management process is where the items received will be moved from the receiving docks onto their ideal storage locations. a. Receiving b. Put away c. Storage d. Picking

The warehouse management process is where employees locate and pick up individual items across the warehouse to fulfill orders. This is one of the most crucial steps in the whole process because it is directly tied to customer satisfaction. a. Receiving b. Put away c. Storage d. Picking

Products are individually placed in containers or receptacles such as cans, bottles, jars, or aseptic cartons. a. Packing b. Packaging c. Preparing d. Dispatching

The culmination of all the previously-mentioned steps of warehouse management. With this process, relevant staff sends out the finalized orders while ensuring that the appropriate transportation mode is utilized to bring the items to the customers. a. Put away b. Packaging c. Shipping d. Dispatching

It refers to the process of ordering, storing, using, and selling a company's inventory. This includes the management of raw materials, components, and finished products, as well as warehousing and processing of such items. a. Warehouse management b. Storage management c. Inventory management d. None of the choices

This method allows companies to save significant amounts of money and reduce waste by keeping only the inventory they need to produce and sell products. This approach reduces storage and insurance costs, as well as the cost of liquidating or discarding excess inventory. a. Just-in-time b. Order fulfillment c. Materials requirement planning d. Economic Order Quantity

This inventory management method is sales-forecast dependent, meaning that manufacturers must have accurate sales records to enable accurate planning of inventory needs and to communicate those needs with materials suppliers on time. a.Just-in-time b. Order fulfillment c. Materials requirement planning d. Economic Order Quantity

This model is used in inventory management by calculating the number of units a company should add to its inventory with each batch order to reduce the total costs of its inventory while assuming constant consumer demand. a. Just-in-time b. Order fulfillment c. Materials requirement planning d. Economic Order Quantity

This financial ratio indicates the average time in days that a company takes to turn its nventory, including goods that are a work in progress, into sales. a. Day Sales of Inventory b. Days in Inventory c. Either a or b d. Neither a nor b

It is the process of receiving goods, and then processing and delivering orders to customers. a. Just-in-time b. Order fulfillment c. Materials requirement planning d. Economic Order Quantity

The items are placed in a suitable packaging container that is appropriate for the type and size of the picked items a. Packing b. Packaging c. Picking d. Dispatching

It refers to a company handling its order fulfillment process internally within its own facilities. This involves storing inventory, picking. packing, and shipping orders directly to customers a. Dropshipping b. In-house fulfillment c. Third-party fulfillment d. Shipping

Involves outsourcing the order fulfillment process to a third-party logistics company This company stores inventory, processes orders, picks, packs, and ships products on behalf of the retailer a. Dropshipping b. In-house fulfillment c. Third-party fulfillment d. Shipping

It is a measurement of how well you manage this conflict, together with factors like on- time delivery and warehouse utilization a. Warehouse productivity b. Warehouse performance c. Warehouse activity d. None of the choices

This metric shows how accurately warehouse employees pick products for orders. a. Average warehouse capacity b. Order picking accuracy c. Peak warehouse accuracy d. On-time shipments

A critical success metric for warehouses a. Average warehouse capacity b. Order picking accuracy c. Peak warehouse accuracy d. On-time shipments

Metrics that quantify the effectiveness of transportation operations and policy. These metrics allow for better management decisions and accurate mapping of trends in the transportation industry a. Transportation performance measure b. Peak warehouse accuracy c. Warehouse performance measure d. None of the choices

It is measured in a unit of time, usually days or hours. It measures the time it takes f a shipment to travel from one facility to the next. a. Transit time b. Safety c. Costs d. None of the choices

It is calculated by dividing the total amount spent on transportation in a given period the number of units shipped in the period. This measurement is affected by the mode transportation and the method of shipment such as overnight shipping or regular shipping. a. Transit time b. Safety c. Costs d. None of the choices

Ecommerce warehouse is vital if you want to succeed in e-commerce As a resul researching various kinds of warehouses is essential in order to select the correct one for your company. a. The first statement is correct while the second statement is incorrect b. The first statement is incorrect while the second statement is correct c. Both statements are correct. d. Both statements are incorrect.

scm1 prelim

JOLIBETH GACOTE · 55問 · 1年前

scm1 prelim