C215 - Chapter 15 Flashcards

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What is infinite loading

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Scheduling that calculates the capacity needed at work centers in the time period needed without regard to the capacity available to do the work.

  • Service organization can use finite loading to identify resources needed to complete the proposed case load
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What is finite loading

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Scheduling that loads work centers up to a predetermined amount of capacity.

  • This method ensures that work does not exceed the available capacity of the resources.
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What is forward scheduling?

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Schedule that determines the earliest possible completion date for a job.

  • It begins from the starting point and schedules all activities forward in time.
  • processing starts immediately upon reception of job regardless of due date
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What is backward scheduling?

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Starts with the due date for an order and works backward to determine the start date for each activity.

-Determines latest time to start without being late
- This method is useful for ensuring that deadlines are met.

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What is the Theory of Constraints (TOC)?

  • What are its 3 constraints
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  • Management philosophy that posits a systems output is determined by its constraints.
    TOC focuses on identifying and managing bottlenecks in processes.
  • Internal resources, market and policy
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What is an internal resource constraint?

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A regular bottleneck.

a resource or piece of equipment that limits output.
Example: One slow machine on an assembly line.

It occurs when a specific resource limits the overall capacity of the system.

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What is a market constraint?

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The condition that results when market demand is less than production capacity.

This constraint can lead to underutilization of resources.

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What is a policy constraint?

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The condition that results when a specific policy dictates the rate of production.

rules, procedures, or management decisions that limit performance.

Policies can restrict flexibility and affect overall efficiency.

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Advantages of Inifinite Loading ?

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  • help identify bottlenecks, uneven workloads
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Gantt Chart

  • 2 types
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  • Planning and control chart designed to graphically show workloads to monitor job progress
  • Load chart & progress chart
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Load Chart

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Chart that visually shows workloads relative to the capacity at a resource

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Progress chart

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Visually shows planned schedule compared to actual performance

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