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What are the production methods
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- job production
- batch production
- mass production
- cellular production
- flow production
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Job production
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involves the manufacturing of a unique one-off product made to a specific order
3
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Batch production
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involves producing a set of identical products where each batch must be fully completed before moving on to the next
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Mass production
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involves the large-scale manufacturing of a standardized product
5
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Cellular production
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a form of mass production in which the flow is broken up by teams of workers who are responsible for completing a part of the production process
6
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Flow production
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uses continuous and progressive processes carried out in a sequence - when one task is completed the next stage starts immediately
IB Business Management
flashcards
Decks in class (37)
# Cards
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1.1 Intro to Business Management16
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1.2 Types of Organizations15
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1.3 Organizational Objectives14
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1.4 Stakeholders14
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1.5 External Environment8
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1.6 Growth and Evolution22
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1.7 Organizational Planning Tools4
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2.1 Functions and Evolution of HRM35
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2.2 Organizational Structure17
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2.3 Leadership and Management8
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2.4 Motivation21
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2.5 Organizational (Corporate) Culture12
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2.6 Industrial/ Employee Relations24
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3.1 Sources of Finance26
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3.2 Costs and Revenues9
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3.3 Break-even analysis8
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3.4 Final Accounts24
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3.5 Profitability and Liquidity Ratio Analysis10
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3.6 Efficiency Ratio Analysis4
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3.7 Cash Flow7
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3.8 Investment Appraisal4
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3.9 Budgets8
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4.1 The Role of Marketing17
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4.2 Marketing Planning20
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4.4 Market Research21
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4.5 4 P's of Marketing43
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4.6 Extended Marketing Mix3
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4.7 International Marketing7
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4.8 E-commerce13
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5.1 The role of operations management8
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5.2 Production Methods6
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5.3 Lean production and quality management12
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5.4 Location4
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5.5 Production Planning18
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5.6 Research and Development12
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5.7 Crisis Management and Contingency Planning4
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Paper 1 SVT56
