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mgt302 ch1 and ch2

Terms

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craft production
production of goods by highly skilled and specialized artisians
mass production
high volumne production of standardized products
profitability
a measure of the productivity of money invested in a business, typically a ratio of net incomem to some input such as net sales or total assets
value
the amount a customer is willing to pay for a product or service, sometimes thought of as benefits divided by cost
strategy
the means by which a company positions itself for future profitability
capabilities
the abilities a business has that result from its processes. capabilities create value
processes
organized tasks accomplished by grouping resources together
cost
the expenses associated with ownership
quality
meeting customer expectations
timeliness
the speed at which a business completes tasks and the degree to which it completes tasks on schedule and as promised
integrative management framework
a management approach or "philosophy" that guides day-to-day decisions in a way that is consistent with a firm's profitability goals. Examples include lean systems, constraints, and supply chain management
lean systems
a productive system that functions with little waste or excess, usually with low inventory levels
constraint management
a framework for managing the constraints of a system in a way that maximizes the system's accomplishment of its goals
inventory
materials used in the production of products and services
logistics
the flow and storage of goods, services, and related information from prodcution to consumption
capacity
the level of productive output of an organization in a specified period of time
facilities
the buildings and structures that house various aspects of a business
workforce
the employees required to produce a product or service
disruptive technology
a new technology that displaces an existing technology
maquiladoras
foreign-owned manufacturing plants in mexico
net present value
the differnece between the market value of a product or service and the cost of creating it
productivity
a measure of how well inputs are used by a business, typically the ratio of an output to the input of interest
profit margin
profit generated per dollar of sales
return on assets (ROA)
profit per dollar of assets
return on equity (ROE)
profit per dollar of equity
economic value added (EVA)
a productivity measure that indiccates whether or not a business is creating wealth from its capital. it is equal to the after-tax operating profit minus the annual cost of capital
inventory turnover
a measure of inventory producivity computed by dividing sales by the average value of inventory
machine utilization
a productivity measure for machines that is equal to actual running time divided by time available
efficiency
the ration of acutal output to standart output
service level
the percent of orders satisfied from existing inventory
stockout
an instance when demand connat be satisfied by existing inventory
safety stock
additional inventory used to help meet demand uncertainity
balanced scorecard
a performance measurement system that combines financial and nonfinancial measures of business performance

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