The Colonial House Furniture Company manufactures four-drawer oak filing cabinets in six stages. In the first stage, the boards forming the walls of the cabinet are cut; in the second stage, the front drawer panels are woodworked; in the third stage, the boards are sanded and finished; in the fourth stage, the boards are cleaned, stained, and painted with a clear finish; in the fifth stage, the hardware for pulls, runners, and fittings is installed; and in the final stage, the cabinets are assembled. Inspection occurs at each stage of the process, and the average percentages of good-quality units are as follows. Average Percentage Good Quality Stage 71% 2 69% 79% 4 85% 5 60% 6 95% The cabinets are produced in weekly production runs with a product input for 317 units. What is the weekly product yield of good-quality cabinets? (Round your answer to the nearest integer value, e.g. 35.) Product yield = cabinets 1,

Your company wants to replicate its travel expense management process from paper-based to an electronic process. In the current process, an employee wishing to travel would simply complete a travel notification form and send to his/her supervisor, and keep a copy. There is no requirement for the supervisor to approve the form prior to the employee travel. At the end of the travel, the employee attaches his/her travel expense receipts to his/her copy of the travel notification form and submits to the supervisor for approval. For this project, the company has indicated that it does not plan to change any aspect of the paper-based travel expense management process, at least initially, even though not doing so could expose the company to various types of risks. You have been appointed the project manager for this project, and one of your responsibilities is to assess the risks associated with replicating the paper-based travel expense management process without introducing any new controls…

Which of the following is NOT a common RID strategy?   Multiple Choice   developing a learning system instead of an instructional system   adapting existing materials   ensuring that instructional content and process are developed simultaneously   combining steps of the process

6. Mateo works on an assembly line in a factory. Last month the assembly line processes were overhauled. Mateo is still responsible for soldering electrical contacts on an appliance component, but now he is also expected to review each component for quality defects after he solders. If he notes any defects, he can place the component in the scrap bin. If he scraps five such pieces in succession, he is permitted to press an emergency button which stops the assembly line completely. This job redesign reflects the ___________ philosophy.     a)  job specialization   b)  job rotation   c)  job enrichment   d)  job enlargement

One of the risks that might occur from weaknesses in requirement procedures is creeping user requirements. What steps may be taken to lessen this risk?

Each of the three units—the control, arithmetic, and logic—serves a distinct role.

Janice was hired to work on an assembly line at a manufacturing company. However, her supervisor has told her that before she works independently on the assembly line, she will have to complete some vestibule training. This means that she will be assigned to work under the direct supervision of a more experienced worker on the factory floor until that worker is convinced she can work effectively on her own. ( a) True () b) False

2. Process management is a. the ongoing activity of recording facts and specifications for a system for current and future reference b. the activity of scoping, planning and staffing the development of a system c. the activity of organizing the development of a system d. the activity of documenting, managing, and continually improving the process of systems development

Which term refers to the time during which an employer is required to correct a hazard found by an OSHA inspector? Temporary variance Restoration period Abatement period Citation calendar