• Q : Cholesterol may affect walking speed....
    Operation Management :

    Would he be justified in concluding that walking slowly may cause high cholesterol or that high cholesterol may affect walking speed? Discuss why or why not.

  • Q : Propose how each organization will monitor performance....
    Operation Management :

    Suggest how each organization will monitor performance, achieve regulatory and accreditation compliance, and improve overall organizational performance.

  • Q : Non-operations business functions....
    Operation Management :

    Select any two non-operations business functions. Give illustrations of an operations or supply chain activity that interfaces directly with each business function you have selected.

  • Q : Operations functions transformation process....
    Operation Management :

    Explain the operations function's transformation process and give an example for each element.

  • Q : Humans rationalize their behavior....
    Operation Management :

    Rev. Kevin Wildes of Georgetown University says humans rationalize their behavior. "We just have this view that nobody's really getting hurt, so there's nothing wrong." What does he mean? Do you agr

  • Q : Peoples values shift with the circumstances....
    Operation Management :

    Why do you think one-third of people's values shift with the circumstances? What do conflicting loyalties and multiple stakeholders have to do with it?

  • Q : Theories of change management....
    Operation Management :

    Discuss at least 3 theories of change management (eg. Kotter, Lewin, Nadler, action research, and appreciative inquiry).

  • Q : Air conditioning technicians....
    Operation Management :

    Thermostats are subjected to rigorous testing before they are shipped to air conditioning technicians around the world. Results from the last five samples are shown in the table. Draw and R Chart an

  • Q : Functional and psychological needs....
    Operation Management :

    Differentiate between functional and psychological needs. Identify 1 product that would fulfill each need for you and explain how it fulfills your need.

  • Q : Maximize total advertising revenue....
    Operation Management :

    Mr. Botuchis asked you and the assignment of programs to time slots that will maximize net advertising revenue.

  • Q : Differentiated segmentation strategy....
    Operation Management :

    Is it a good idea for a small company to adopt a differentiated segmentation strategy? Explain. Point out the benefits as well as the dangers of this approach. Does it fit every industry, or would i

  • Q : Embark on an international negotiation....
    Operation Management :

    You are about to embark on an international negotiation. You work for a multinational oil company, and your company has decided to set up the joint venture with Saudi Arabia and other one with a com

  • Q : Service process design flowchart....
    Operation Management :

    A service process design flowchart is referred to as a service blueprint to emphasize what?

  • Q : Generic product development process....
    Operation Management :

    Explain why is the planning phase often referred to as Phase 0 (Zero) of the generic product development method?

  • Q : Production-line approach....
    Operation Management :

    Some might argue that the production-line approach might not treat the process as a service process, but as what kind of process?

  • Q : Financial condition of the firm....
    Operation Management :

    Strengths - Weaknesses - Opportunities and Threats analysis (SWOT). This includes the financial condition of the firm, management, technology, market share, etc.

  • Q : What determines a firms ability to prosper....
    Operation Management :

    When Technological changes occur why do firms react differently? What determines a firm's ability to prosper? What are the strategic implications of that shift? When and how should the firm shift to

  • Q : Identifying current and future competitors....
    Operation Management :

    Competitive intelligence is a significant approach to identifying present and future competitors and usually identifies how a firm should respond.

  • Q : Competing in a specific market....
    Operation Management :

    Explain how can we recognize if the strategy is a part of the firm or of the whole firm competing in a specific market.

  • Q : Developments for firms organizational structures....
    Operation Management :

    Describe the implications for these developments for firms' organizational structures, management systems, and leadership styles?

  • Q : How firm is able to generate a profit....
    Operation Management :

    A firm normally can recognize its basic competencies and the desirable improvements that it can make to help meet up the requirements of potential customers within its intended market. After conduct

  • Q : Target expect to earn an economic profit....
    Operation Management :

    A firm acquires a strategically related target after successfully fending off four other bidding firms. Under what conditions, if any, can the firm that acquired this target expect to earn an econom

  • Q : Determining the value of an acquisition....
    Operation Management :

    For each of the given scenarios, estimate how much value an acquisition will make, how much of that value will be appropriated by each of the bidding firms.

  • Q : Primary forecasting techniques....
    Operation Management :

    Differentiate at least two or three key elements for each of the four primary forecasting techniques and how they apply to your chosen organization.

  • Q : Archiving cost and schedule data for their projects....
    Operation Management :

    Find out one (1) mistake that project managers are most likely to make when archiving cost and schedule data for their projects. Next, suggest one (1) strategy or best practice for limiting the mista

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