A) Material requirements processing B) Manufacturing reality planning C) Manufacturing resource planning D) Management resource procedure
A) ERP systems B) Mainframe database packages C) Closed-loop MRP D) Standalone shop floor control
A) Automated purchasing B) Simulation capability C) Manual costing D) Database maintenance
A) No, it also involves management of people skills B) No, it is only a hardware requirement C) Yes, it is entirely automated D) Yes, it is strictly proprietary software
A) Master production schedule B) Public relations C) Customer relationship management D) Marketing research
A) MRP II requires no computers B) Point solutions are faster C) Point solutions cost more money D) MRP II is fully integrated
A) Mainframe computing B) Cloud computing C) Database management systems D) Enterprise resource planning (ERP)
A) Alan Turing B) Bill Gates C) Steve Jobs D) Gene Thomas
A) BOMP B) ERP C) DBA D) MRP-X
A) Tablets B) Mainframes C) Personal computers D) Distributed servers
A) Customer service B) Materials C) Human resources D) Financial planning
A) Lack of interest from managers B) Lack of database software C) Inability to use mainframes D) Prohibitive costs and lack of hardware speed
A) Sales forecast B) Shipping schedules C) Bill of materials D) Human resource performance
A) Database backup B) Capacity planning C) Purchasing management D) Financial reporting
A) Dedication to database accuracy B) Replacing all staff with machines C) Moving all data to the cloud D) Purchasing a specific software brand
A) MRP B) MRPII C) ERP D) APS
A) Excessive automation B) Information errors C) Perfect data synchronization D) High computational speed
A) Integer programming models B) Probability distribution models C) Manual estimation models D) Linear regression models
A) Elimination of accounting staff B) Higher maintenance costs C) Increased material waste D) Reduced working capital for inventory
A) Improved design control B) Lower quality standards C) Increased shipping delays D) Reduced product variety
A) Improved through quicker deliveries B) Unaffected by production scheduling C) Decreased due to high hardware costs D) Reduced through slower inventory turnover
A) Increasing the number of employees B) Reducing the need for computers C) Effective product movement through the line D) Minimizing the total inventory value |