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    1.) Product A has an MTBF of 700 hours and an MTTR of 120 hours. Product B has an MTBF of 1000 hours and an MTTR of 180 hours. Based on availability, Product A should be chosen because it has higher availability (MTBF/(MTBF+MTTR)). 2.) The major difference between traditional and concurrent product design is that concurrent design is decentralized, improves quality, and is done in parallel. 3.) The 5-year moving average forecast for 2010 is 46,930 and for 2011 is 53,696.

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    1.) Product A has an MTBF of 700 hours and an MTTR of 120 hours. Product B has an MTBF of 1000 hours and an MTTR of 180 hours. Based on availability, Product A should be chosen because it has higher availability (MTBF/(MTBF+MTTR)). 2.) The major difference between traditional and concurrent product design is that concurrent design is decentralized, improves quality, and is done in parallel. 3.) The 5-year moving average forecast for 2010 is 46,930 and for 2011 is 53,696.

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    1.) Product A has an MTBF of 700 hours and an MTTR of 120 hours. Product B has an MTBF of 1000 hours and an MTTR of 180 hours. Based on availability, Product A should be chosen because it has higher availability (MTBF/(MTBF+MTTR)). 2.) The major difference between traditional and concurrent product design is that concurrent design is decentralized, improves quality, and is done in parallel. 3.) The 5-year moving average forecast for 2010 is 46,930 and for 2011 is 53,696.

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    Test Two

    1.) Product A has an MTBF of 700 hours and an MTTR of 120 hours. Product B has
    an MTBF of 1000 hours and an MTTR of 180 hours. Based on system
    availability which product should we choose?

    MTBF/(MTBF+MTTR) = A

    2.) What is the major difference between tradition product design and concurrent
    product design?
    Concurrent decentralized, improved quality, done in parallel

    3.) Forecast the 5 year moving average for 2010 and 2011 using the following
    data:
    Year
    2005
    2006
    2007
    2008
    2009
    2010
    2011
    2101

    Actual
    Demand
    36300
    45113
    44989
    54120
    54126
    70134
    75001

    (A+B+C+D+E)/5
    (B+C+D+E+F)/5
    2010 = 46,930
    2011 = 53,696
    4.) Use a Smoothing factor of .4 to forecast the 2010 demand for the following
    data:
    Year
    200
    5
    200
    6
    200

    Forecas
    t

    Actua
    l
    2200

    2210

    2225

    2256

    2325

    7
    200
    8
    200
    9
    201
    0

    2353.6

    2500

    2452.1
    6

    2600

    .4*actual+.6*forecast
    2010 = 2453

    5.) Calculate the forecast for 2012 using a four month weighted moving average:
    Year
    2008
    2009
    2010
    2011

    Actual
    25000
    24350
    24000
    26500

    Forecast

    Weight
    0.1
    0.2
    0.3
    0.4

    .1*25000+.2*24350+.3*24000+.4*26500
    2012 = 25,170
    6.) Compute the point of indifference for the following processes:
    Process 1: Fixed costs 335,000 Variable Costs 66 per item
    Process 2: Fixed Costs 500,250 Variable Costs 49 per item
    Fixed(A) + Var(A)x = Fixed(B) + Var(B)x
    9721
    7.) The in class example concerning the 2008 Daytona 500 was an example of:
    a. Forecasting error for beer
    b. Forecasting error for food
    c. Forecasting error for soft drink
    d. Nothing to do with forecasting
    8.) Using a smoothing factor of 0.25 forecast the demand for this data starting
    with 2004. Based on this forecast what is the forecast for 2012?
    Year
    2004
    2005
    2006
    2007
    2008
    2009
    2010

    Actual
    44367
    33000
    39345
    44596
    44909
    54126
    75643

    Forecast

    2011
    2012

    9.) What
    a.
    b.
    c.
    d.
    e.
    10.)

    33215
    48359

    is the primary goal of the product design process?


    Make more money
    Flood the market with products
    Meet the needs of the customer
    Spend company resources
    None of the above
    What is the breakeven point using the following product information:

    Fixed Costs: 45,000


    Variable Costs: 6 per item
    Sales Price: 35 per item
    1552
    FC/(SP-VC)
    11.)
    a.
    b.
    c.
    d.

    When redesigning a process the first step should be:


    Start fixing what is wrong
    Do lots of research on the process of the company
    Walk the process to get a good understanding of the process
    Hire a consultant to fix everything

    12.)
    Which if any of these documents make up the recipe card for a
    product?
    a. Bill of Materials
    b. Assembly Chart
    c. Routing Sheet
    d. All of the above
    e. None of the above
    f. A and c
    13.)
    Process selection is important in operations management but really
    has no applicants to other disciplines?
    a. True
    b. False
    14.)
    The rules of forecasting state:
    a. Forecasts are usually wrong
    b. A forecasting error should be attached to the forecast
    c. Smaller numbers are easier to forecast than larger numbers
    d. It is easier to forecast the farther you are from the event
    e. All of the above
    f. A and b
    15.)
    Why or why not is 100% utilization a good thing?
    It is not because you need down time for manufacturing

    16.)

    What are some of the remedies for a shortfall in capacity


    Eliminating bottlenecks, different layouts

    17.)
    What is intermodal
    Transportation of goods between two different modes
    18.)
    What is the critical aspect of supply chain management missing from
    most definitions
    cash
    19.)
    What are the five functions of the SCOR model?
    Plan, source, make, deliver, return
    20.)

    What is the main goal of the facility design?

    Reduce your material handling


    21.)

    There is no link between facility design and capacity?


    a. True
    b. false
    22.)
    When should you use a relationship diagram such as the murthers
    grid?
    When you dont have accumulated data
    23.)
    What non-value added activities were evident in the apple sauce
    manufacturing process flow chart as discussed in class?
    Transferred several times and had a lot of idle time
    24.)
    What is the biggest difference between the considerations for heavy
    manufactuinrg and high teck/light manufacturing when doing a location
    analysis
    Education
    25.)
    The percentage of available hours that are actually spent working is?

    Utilization

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