DSCI Exam 2 Questions & Answers
The customer is a part of the service delivery process and may introduce inefficiencies into the
service delivery system. - ✔✔true
Implicit service is also known as tangible service. -
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DSCI Exam 2 Questions & Answers
The customer is a part of the service delivery process and may introduce inefficiencies into the
service delivery system. - ✔✔true
Implicit service is also known as tangible service. - ✔✔false
Service guarantees are only for consumers outside the firm, and do not apply to internal customer
relationships within a firm. - ✔✔false
High-contact services are more likely to be front office operations and low-contact services are
more likely to be back office operations. - ✔✔true
A small improvement in customer loyalty can substantially improve the profitability of a service
firm. - ✔✔true
McDonald's uses what Levitt refers to as "the job shop type approach to service." - ✔✔false
Co-routed services offer a larger amount of choices to customers than do customer-routed
services. - ✔✔false
According to the service profit chain, employees are more likely to be satisfied when
management works to improve internal service quality. - ✔✔true
The major difference between the service delivery system matrix and the product-process matrix
is that service process design generally does not vary with customer volume. - ✔✔true
Outsourcing is the export of service activities to other countries. - ✔✔false
External setups refer to actions that require stoppage of the production process. - ✔✔false
According to the lean philosophy, a stable master production schedule is desirable to reduce the
work-in-process inventories. - ✔✔true
Value stream maps are similar to flowcharts and are used for identifying the waste and nonvalue-added steps in the current process. - ✔✔true
Lean is an example of a pull system while lean thinking is an example of a push system. -
✔✔false
A kanban system cannot be used in service industries. - ✔✔false
Kaizen events typically take between 1 to 2 months. - ✔✔false
One-touch setups could require as long as 9 minutes to perform. - ✔✔false
With lean thinking, a firm's operations layout should evolve to a cellular manufacturing layout. -
✔✔true
One of the keys to reducing inventory is reducing lead-time. - ✔✔true
Preventive maintenance is another term for stabilizing the master schedule. - ✔✔false
Takt time is the available time for production divided by demand. - ✔✔true
"Gemba" refers to data collection using the company's information system. - ✔✔false
The Japanese term for waste is "gemba." - ✔✔false
Toyota Production System is another term for a lean system. - ✔✔true
. It is important to determine the quality of design even before producing the product. - ✔✔true
SERVQUAL is widely used in practice to measure manufacturing operations such as production
and assembling processes. - ✔✔false
ISO 9000 standards guarantee that a product or service has no defects - ✔✔false
The Baldrige Award is only given in the U.S. - ✔✔true
The total cost of quality in an organization is the sum of control costs and failure costs. - ✔✔true
The Japanese term for mistake-proofing is "poka-yoke." - ✔✔true
Availability refers to the length of time a product can be used before it fails. - ✔✔false
Scrap and rework are examples of internal failure costs. - ✔✔true
If a company uses three parts in a product, each with a yield of 50%, the overall rolled-yield will
equal 50%. - ✔✔false
"A production process delivers la
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