SCM1-PRELIMS
問題一覧
1
A SYSTEM OF ORGANIZATION PEOPLE, TECHNOLOGY, ACTIVITIES, INFORMATION AND RESOURCES INVOLVED IN MOVING A PRODUCT OR SERVICE FROM SUPPLIER TO CUSTOMER
SUPPLY CHAIN
2
SUPPLY CHAIN KEY PART WHICH FOCUSES ON THE RAW MATERIALS SUPPLIED TO MANUFACTURING, INCLUDING HOW, WHEN, AND FROM WHAT LOCATION
SUPPLY
3
IT FOCUSES ON ENSURING THAT THE PRODUCTS REACH THE CONSUMER THROUGH AN ORGANIZED NETWORK OF DISTRIBUTORS, WAREHOUSES, AND AND RETAILERS
DISTRIBUTION
4
SUPPLY CHAIN KEY PART WHICH FOCUSES ON CONVERTING THIS RAW MATERIALS INTO FINISH PRODUCTS
MANUFACTURING
5
IT REFERS TO HOW THE SUPPLY CHAIN SHOULD OPERATE IN ORDER TO COMPETE IN THE MARKET. THE STRATEGY EVALUATES THE BENEFITS AND COST RELATING TO THE OPERATION
SUPPLY CHAIN STRATEGY
6
ONE OF THE SUPPLY CHAINS MAIN FLOWS WHICH INCLUDES A PAYMENT SCHEDULE, CREDIT TERMS , AND ADDITIONAL ARRANGEMENT
FINANCIAL FLOW
7
ONE OF THE ACTIVITIES OF SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT THAT IS CONCERNING THE WHOLE ORGANIZATION SUCH AS THE SIZE, AND LOCATION OF MANUFACTURING SITES, PARTNERSHIPS WITH SUPPLIERS PRODUCT TO BE MANUFACTURED AND SALE MARKETS ARE TAKEN. SUCH DECISION HAVE A LONG LASTING EFFECT ON THE FIRM
STRATEGIC
8
DURING THE PHASE THE SUPPLY CHAIN STRUCTURED AND CONFIGURED. IT IS DESIGNED THAT, HOW RESOURCES WILL BE ALLOCATED AND WHAT PROCESSES EACH STAGE WILL PERFORM.
SUPPLY CHAIN STRATEGY OR DESIGN
9
IF CONSIST OF ALL RAW MATERIALS; WORK IN PROCESS AND FINISH GOODS WITHIN A SUPPLY CHAIN. IT IS MAINTAINED IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN BECAUSE OF MISMATCHES BETWEEN SUPPLY AND DEMAND. IT IS INCREASED GIVE HIGHER RESPONSIVENESS BUT RESULT IN HIGHER INVENTORY CARRYING COST
INVENTORY
10
A SUPPLY CHAIN HAS_______KEY PARTS
THREE
11
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT IS FALSE?
INCREASING INVENTORY GIVES LOWER RESPONSIVENESS BUT RESULT IN HIGHER INVENTORY CARRYING COST
12
IT CONSISTS OF DATA AND RESULT OF ANALYSIS REGARDING INVENTORY, TRANSPORTATION, FACILITIES, CUSTOMER ORDERS, CUSTOMERS, AND FUNDS.
INFORMATION
13
IT IS A VERY COMPLICATED ISSUE. IT CERTAINLY NOT IN AN ORGANIZATION'S LONG TERM INTEREST TO FORCE SUPPLIERS TO GIVE UNREALISTICALLY LOW PRICES, OR THEY WILL GO OUT OF BUSINESS AND NOT BE THERE NEXT TIME THEY ARE NEEDED.
PRICING
14
IT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ACQUIRING ALL THE MATERIALS NEEDED BY AN ORGANIZATION
PROCUREMENT
15
WHICH AMONG THE FOLLOWING DOES NOT BELONG IN THE WAYS OF SETTING OF PRICE FOR MATERIALS?
OUTSOURCING
16
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A TYPE OF PURCHASES?
STRATEGIC MATERIALS
17
WHAT ARE THE FUNCTIONS OF PRODUCTION?
PRODUCT PLANNING, MATERIAL PLANNING, EQUIPMENT PLANNING, PROCESS PLANNING
18
IT IS THE PROCESS OF COMBINING VARIOUS INPUTS, BOTH MATERIAL AND IMMATERIAL IN ORDER TO CREATE OUTPUT
PRODUCTION
19
IT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PHYSICAL MOVEMENT OF MATERIAL BETWEEN POINTS IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN
TRANSPORT
20
IT DESCRIBES THE TYPE OF TRANSPORT USED
MODE OF TRANSPORT
21
A MODE OF TRANSPORT WHICH IS MOST COMMONLY USED FOR HEAVY AND BULKYLOADS OVER LONG LAND JOURNEYS. TRAIN CAN MAINTAIN A CONSISTENT, REASONABLY HIGH SPEED, AND CAN LINK WITH OTHER MODES TO CARRY CONTAINERS AND BULK FREIGHT.
RAIL
22
RIVERS AND CANALS (USUALLY CALLED IN LAND WATERWAYS), COASTAL SHIPPING ( MOVING MATERIALS FROM ONE PORT TO ANOTHER ALONG THE COAST) AND OCEAN TRANSPORT ( ACROSS THE MAJOR SEAS)
WATER TRANSPORTATION
23
THE MOST COMMON MODE FOR INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT BECAUSE OF ITS LOW COST
WATER TRANSPORTATION
24
MAINLY USES OIL AND GAS TOGETHER WITH THE UTILITIES OF WATER AND SEWAGE. THEY CAN ALSO BE USED FOR A FEW OTHER TYPES OF PRODUCTS SUCH AS PULVERIZED COAL IN OIL.
PIPELINE
25
IT REFERS TO JOURNEYS THAT INVOLVES TWO OR MORE DIFFERENT MODES OF TRANSPORT
INTER-MODAL TRANSPORTATION
26
IT FOCUSES ON THE DEMAND SIDE OF THE SUPPLY-DEMAND EQUATION. THE PROCESS INVOLVES STORING AND MOVING GOODS TO THE CUSTOMERS OR END USERS. THE STEPS INCLUDE, ORDER FULFILLMENT, PACKING, SHIPPING DELIVERY, AND CUSTOMER SERVICE RELATED
OUTBOUND
27
IT IS THE WAY MATERIALS AND OTHER GOODS ARE BROUGHT INTO A COMPANY. THIS PROCESS INCLUDES THE STEPS TO ORDER, RECEIVE, STORE, TRANSPORT AND MANAGE INCOMING SUPPLIES.
INBOUND
28
SUPPLIES OF GOODS AND MATERIALS THAT ARE HELD BY AN ORGANIZATION. THEY ARE FORMED WHENEVER THE ORGANIZATIONS INPUT OR OUTPUTS ARE NOT USED AT THE TIME THEY BECOME AVAILABLE.
STOCKS
29
A LIST OF THINGS HELD IN STOCK
INVENTORY
30
PREDICTING CUSTOMERS FUTURE DEMAND FOR A PRODUCT OR SERVICE
DEMAND FORECASTING
31
A METHOD OF CHECKS AND BALANCES BY WHICH COMPANIES CONFIRM PHYSICAL INVENTORY COUNTS MUCH THEIR INVENTORY RECORDS
CYCLE COUNTING
32
GOODS THAT HAVE FINISHED THE PROCESS AND ARE WAITING TO BE SHIPPED OUT TO CUSTOMERS
FINISHED GOODS
33
THE TOTAL DEMAND FOR AN ITEM IS MADE UP OF LOTS OF SEPARATE DEMAND THAT ARE NOT RELATED TO EACH OTHER
INDEPENDENT DEMAND SYSTEM
34
THE PRICE FOR AN ITEM CHARGE BY THE SUPPLIER, OR THE COST TO THE ORGANIZATION OF ACQUIRING ONE UNIT OF THE ITEM
UNIT COST
35
ANY LOCATION WHERE STOCK OF MATERIALS ARE HELD ON THEIR JOURNEY THROUGH SUPPLY CHAINS
WAREHOUSE
36
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT A PURPOSE OF A WAREHOUSE?
RETAIL STORE
37
A TYPE OF WAREHOUSE OWNED OR LEASED BY AN ORGANIZATION AS PART OF ITS OWN SUPPLY CHAIN.
PRIVATE WAREHOUSE
38
A TYPE OF WAREHOUSE THAT USE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THEIR STORAGE AND FULFILLMENT PROCESS
SMART WAREHOUSE
39
A USED TO STORE ITEMS THAT NEED TO BE KEPT AT A SPECIFIC TEMPERATURE MOSTLY PERISHABLES
CLIMATE- CONTROLLED WAREHOUSE
40
OUR HOUSE USED FOR MATERIAL HANDLING WHEREIN ALL MATERIALS HANDLING IS MANAGED BY A CENTRAL COMPUTER
SMART WAREHOUSE
41
IT IS THE SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT PROCESS OF FORECASTING DEMAND SO THAT PRODUCTS CAN BE RELIABLY DELIVERED AND CUSTOMERS ARE ALWAYS SATISFIED
DEMAND PLANNING
42
IT IS REFERS TO THE SUPPLY CHAIN PROCESS OF RETURNING PRODUCTS FROM AND USERS BACK THROUGH SUPPLY CHAIN TO EITHER THE RETAILER OR MANUFACTURER
REVERSE LOGISTICS
43
IF PRODUCTS CANNOT BE DELIVERED, THEY ARE RETURNED TO FULFILLMENT CENTERS WHERE THEY CAN MAY BE SHIPPED BACK TO THE MANUFACTURER, HOWEVER, IT IS POSSIBLE FOR EFFICIENT ORGANIZATION TO MANAGE DELIVERY FAILURE BY CORRECTING THE ISSUE AND RESENDING
DELIVERY FAILURE
44
THE FOURTH STAGE OF REVERSE LOGISTICS
EXECUTE THE REPAIR PROCESS
45
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT AN" R "OF REVERSE LOGISTICS
RESELLING
46
THIS IS THE POLICY AGAINST WHICH ALL CUSTOMERS RETURNS ARE MEASURED, AND IT SHOULD BE FOLLOWED CONSISTENTLY BY BOTH CUSTOMERS AND EMPLOYEES ALIKE. IT IS GOOD PRACTICE TO KEEP THIS POLICIES VISIBLE AND EASILY ACCESSIBLE TO CUSTOMERS
RETURN POLICY AND PROCEDURE
47
THE PROCESS USED TO MANAGE THE RETURN OF GOODS DEPENDS ON THE TYPE OF REVERSE LOGISTICS IN QUESTION AS WELL AS THE TYPE OF BUSINESS THE ORGANIZATION OPERATES AND IN WHICH INDUSTRY
REVERSE LOGISTICS PROCESS
48
THE SECOND STAGE OF REVERSE LOGISTICS
DETERMINE THE RETURN CATEGORY
49
WHAT IS THE APPROPRIATE SEQUENCE OF STAGE OF REVERSE LOGISTICS
PROCESS THE RETURN, DETERMINE THE RETURN CATEGORY, MOVE PRODUCT TO REDUCE WASTE, EXECUTE THE REPAIR PROCESS AND RECYCLE ITEMS THAT CANNOT BE REPAIRED OR RESOLVED
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1
A SYSTEM OF ORGANIZATION PEOPLE, TECHNOLOGY, ACTIVITIES, INFORMATION AND RESOURCES INVOLVED IN MOVING A PRODUCT OR SERVICE FROM SUPPLIER TO CUSTOMER
SUPPLY CHAIN
2
SUPPLY CHAIN KEY PART WHICH FOCUSES ON THE RAW MATERIALS SUPPLIED TO MANUFACTURING, INCLUDING HOW, WHEN, AND FROM WHAT LOCATION
SUPPLY
3
IT FOCUSES ON ENSURING THAT THE PRODUCTS REACH THE CONSUMER THROUGH AN ORGANIZED NETWORK OF DISTRIBUTORS, WAREHOUSES, AND AND RETAILERS
DISTRIBUTION
4
SUPPLY CHAIN KEY PART WHICH FOCUSES ON CONVERTING THIS RAW MATERIALS INTO FINISH PRODUCTS
MANUFACTURING
5
IT REFERS TO HOW THE SUPPLY CHAIN SHOULD OPERATE IN ORDER TO COMPETE IN THE MARKET. THE STRATEGY EVALUATES THE BENEFITS AND COST RELATING TO THE OPERATION
SUPPLY CHAIN STRATEGY
6
ONE OF THE SUPPLY CHAINS MAIN FLOWS WHICH INCLUDES A PAYMENT SCHEDULE, CREDIT TERMS , AND ADDITIONAL ARRANGEMENT
FINANCIAL FLOW
7
ONE OF THE ACTIVITIES OF SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT THAT IS CONCERNING THE WHOLE ORGANIZATION SUCH AS THE SIZE, AND LOCATION OF MANUFACTURING SITES, PARTNERSHIPS WITH SUPPLIERS PRODUCT TO BE MANUFACTURED AND SALE MARKETS ARE TAKEN. SUCH DECISION HAVE A LONG LASTING EFFECT ON THE FIRM
STRATEGIC
8
DURING THE PHASE THE SUPPLY CHAIN STRUCTURED AND CONFIGURED. IT IS DESIGNED THAT, HOW RESOURCES WILL BE ALLOCATED AND WHAT PROCESSES EACH STAGE WILL PERFORM.
SUPPLY CHAIN STRATEGY OR DESIGN
9
IF CONSIST OF ALL RAW MATERIALS; WORK IN PROCESS AND FINISH GOODS WITHIN A SUPPLY CHAIN. IT IS MAINTAINED IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN BECAUSE OF MISMATCHES BETWEEN SUPPLY AND DEMAND. IT IS INCREASED GIVE HIGHER RESPONSIVENESS BUT RESULT IN HIGHER INVENTORY CARRYING COST
INVENTORY
10
A SUPPLY CHAIN HAS_______KEY PARTS
THREE
11
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT IS FALSE?
INCREASING INVENTORY GIVES LOWER RESPONSIVENESS BUT RESULT IN HIGHER INVENTORY CARRYING COST
12
IT CONSISTS OF DATA AND RESULT OF ANALYSIS REGARDING INVENTORY, TRANSPORTATION, FACILITIES, CUSTOMER ORDERS, CUSTOMERS, AND FUNDS.
INFORMATION
13
IT IS A VERY COMPLICATED ISSUE. IT CERTAINLY NOT IN AN ORGANIZATION'S LONG TERM INTEREST TO FORCE SUPPLIERS TO GIVE UNREALISTICALLY LOW PRICES, OR THEY WILL GO OUT OF BUSINESS AND NOT BE THERE NEXT TIME THEY ARE NEEDED.
PRICING
14
IT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ACQUIRING ALL THE MATERIALS NEEDED BY AN ORGANIZATION
PROCUREMENT
15
WHICH AMONG THE FOLLOWING DOES NOT BELONG IN THE WAYS OF SETTING OF PRICE FOR MATERIALS?
OUTSOURCING
16
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A TYPE OF PURCHASES?
STRATEGIC MATERIALS
17
WHAT ARE THE FUNCTIONS OF PRODUCTION?
PRODUCT PLANNING, MATERIAL PLANNING, EQUIPMENT PLANNING, PROCESS PLANNING
18
IT IS THE PROCESS OF COMBINING VARIOUS INPUTS, BOTH MATERIAL AND IMMATERIAL IN ORDER TO CREATE OUTPUT
PRODUCTION
19
IT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PHYSICAL MOVEMENT OF MATERIAL BETWEEN POINTS IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN
TRANSPORT
20
IT DESCRIBES THE TYPE OF TRANSPORT USED
MODE OF TRANSPORT
21
A MODE OF TRANSPORT WHICH IS MOST COMMONLY USED FOR HEAVY AND BULKYLOADS OVER LONG LAND JOURNEYS. TRAIN CAN MAINTAIN A CONSISTENT, REASONABLY HIGH SPEED, AND CAN LINK WITH OTHER MODES TO CARRY CONTAINERS AND BULK FREIGHT.
RAIL
22
RIVERS AND CANALS (USUALLY CALLED IN LAND WATERWAYS), COASTAL SHIPPING ( MOVING MATERIALS FROM ONE PORT TO ANOTHER ALONG THE COAST) AND OCEAN TRANSPORT ( ACROSS THE MAJOR SEAS)
WATER TRANSPORTATION
23
THE MOST COMMON MODE FOR INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT BECAUSE OF ITS LOW COST
WATER TRANSPORTATION
24
MAINLY USES OIL AND GAS TOGETHER WITH THE UTILITIES OF WATER AND SEWAGE. THEY CAN ALSO BE USED FOR A FEW OTHER TYPES OF PRODUCTS SUCH AS PULVERIZED COAL IN OIL.
PIPELINE
25
IT REFERS TO JOURNEYS THAT INVOLVES TWO OR MORE DIFFERENT MODES OF TRANSPORT
INTER-MODAL TRANSPORTATION
26
IT FOCUSES ON THE DEMAND SIDE OF THE SUPPLY-DEMAND EQUATION. THE PROCESS INVOLVES STORING AND MOVING GOODS TO THE CUSTOMERS OR END USERS. THE STEPS INCLUDE, ORDER FULFILLMENT, PACKING, SHIPPING DELIVERY, AND CUSTOMER SERVICE RELATED
OUTBOUND
27
IT IS THE WAY MATERIALS AND OTHER GOODS ARE BROUGHT INTO A COMPANY. THIS PROCESS INCLUDES THE STEPS TO ORDER, RECEIVE, STORE, TRANSPORT AND MANAGE INCOMING SUPPLIES.
INBOUND
28
SUPPLIES OF GOODS AND MATERIALS THAT ARE HELD BY AN ORGANIZATION. THEY ARE FORMED WHENEVER THE ORGANIZATIONS INPUT OR OUTPUTS ARE NOT USED AT THE TIME THEY BECOME AVAILABLE.
STOCKS
29
A LIST OF THINGS HELD IN STOCK
INVENTORY
30
PREDICTING CUSTOMERS FUTURE DEMAND FOR A PRODUCT OR SERVICE
DEMAND FORECASTING
31
A METHOD OF CHECKS AND BALANCES BY WHICH COMPANIES CONFIRM PHYSICAL INVENTORY COUNTS MUCH THEIR INVENTORY RECORDS
CYCLE COUNTING
32
GOODS THAT HAVE FINISHED THE PROCESS AND ARE WAITING TO BE SHIPPED OUT TO CUSTOMERS
FINISHED GOODS
33
THE TOTAL DEMAND FOR AN ITEM IS MADE UP OF LOTS OF SEPARATE DEMAND THAT ARE NOT RELATED TO EACH OTHER
INDEPENDENT DEMAND SYSTEM
34
THE PRICE FOR AN ITEM CHARGE BY THE SUPPLIER, OR THE COST TO THE ORGANIZATION OF ACQUIRING ONE UNIT OF THE ITEM
UNIT COST
35
ANY LOCATION WHERE STOCK OF MATERIALS ARE HELD ON THEIR JOURNEY THROUGH SUPPLY CHAINS
WAREHOUSE
36
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT A PURPOSE OF A WAREHOUSE?
RETAIL STORE
37
A TYPE OF WAREHOUSE OWNED OR LEASED BY AN ORGANIZATION AS PART OF ITS OWN SUPPLY CHAIN.
PRIVATE WAREHOUSE
38
A TYPE OF WAREHOUSE THAT USE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THEIR STORAGE AND FULFILLMENT PROCESS
SMART WAREHOUSE
39
A USED TO STORE ITEMS THAT NEED TO BE KEPT AT A SPECIFIC TEMPERATURE MOSTLY PERISHABLES
CLIMATE- CONTROLLED WAREHOUSE
40
OUR HOUSE USED FOR MATERIAL HANDLING WHEREIN ALL MATERIALS HANDLING IS MANAGED BY A CENTRAL COMPUTER
SMART WAREHOUSE
41
IT IS THE SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT PROCESS OF FORECASTING DEMAND SO THAT PRODUCTS CAN BE RELIABLY DELIVERED AND CUSTOMERS ARE ALWAYS SATISFIED
DEMAND PLANNING
42
IT IS REFERS TO THE SUPPLY CHAIN PROCESS OF RETURNING PRODUCTS FROM AND USERS BACK THROUGH SUPPLY CHAIN TO EITHER THE RETAILER OR MANUFACTURER
REVERSE LOGISTICS
43
IF PRODUCTS CANNOT BE DELIVERED, THEY ARE RETURNED TO FULFILLMENT CENTERS WHERE THEY CAN MAY BE SHIPPED BACK TO THE MANUFACTURER, HOWEVER, IT IS POSSIBLE FOR EFFICIENT ORGANIZATION TO MANAGE DELIVERY FAILURE BY CORRECTING THE ISSUE AND RESENDING
DELIVERY FAILURE
44
THE FOURTH STAGE OF REVERSE LOGISTICS
EXECUTE THE REPAIR PROCESS
45
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT AN" R "OF REVERSE LOGISTICS
RESELLING
46
THIS IS THE POLICY AGAINST WHICH ALL CUSTOMERS RETURNS ARE MEASURED, AND IT SHOULD BE FOLLOWED CONSISTENTLY BY BOTH CUSTOMERS AND EMPLOYEES ALIKE. IT IS GOOD PRACTICE TO KEEP THIS POLICIES VISIBLE AND EASILY ACCESSIBLE TO CUSTOMERS
RETURN POLICY AND PROCEDURE
47
THE PROCESS USED TO MANAGE THE RETURN OF GOODS DEPENDS ON THE TYPE OF REVERSE LOGISTICS IN QUESTION AS WELL AS THE TYPE OF BUSINESS THE ORGANIZATION OPERATES AND IN WHICH INDUSTRY
REVERSE LOGISTICS PROCESS
48
THE SECOND STAGE OF REVERSE LOGISTICS
DETERMINE THE RETURN CATEGORY
49
WHAT IS THE APPROPRIATE SEQUENCE OF STAGE OF REVERSE LOGISTICS
PROCESS THE RETURN, DETERMINE THE RETURN CATEGORY, MOVE PRODUCT TO REDUCE WASTE, EXECUTE THE REPAIR PROCESS AND RECYCLE ITEMS THAT CANNOT BE REPAIRED OR RESOLVED