________ is a Japanese term meaning continuous improvement.
A. JIT
B. Kaizen
C. TQM
D. Taguchi Map
In supply chain management, Inspection, scrap and repair are examples of _____.
A. Societal Costs
B. External Costs
C. Costs of dissatisfaction
D. Internal Costs
______is mainly deals with all activities associated with the flow and transformation and information of goods from the stage of raw material to the end user i.e. consumption.
A. Production Line
B. Supply Chain
C. Inventory management
D. Marketing Channel
Another important purpose of supply chain management is to ______.
A. make inventory readily available
B. delight customers and suppliers
C. create warehouses at various locations
D. to promote supply chain process
_______is the primary activity of supply chain management.
A. Demand Management
B. Supply Planning i.e matching assets with demand
C. Analytics Workbench
D. All of the above
_______is the primary activity of supply chain management.
A. Demand Management
B. Supply Planning i.e matching assets with demand
C. Analytics Workbench
D. All of the above
The purpose of supply chain management is to_____.
A. increase the production level
B. manage and integrate supply and demand management
C. enhance the quality of a product and services
D. provide satisfaction to the customer