Q81 Constraint Management can be summarized as follows: (a) _________________________________________. [1 Mark] (b) _________________________________________. [1 Mark]...
Q81
Constraint Management can be summarized as follows: (a) _________________________________________. [1 Mark] (b) _________________________________________. [1 Mark] (c) _________________________________________. [1 Mark] (d) _________________________________________.
1 Mark] It is based on four [4] underlying assumptions namely: (a) _________________________________________. [1 Mark] (b) _________________________________________. [1 Mark] (c) _________________________________________. [1 Mark] (d) _________________________________________. [1 Mark]
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Constraints
Identify System Constraints – A process is defined, analyzed and we identify the bottleneck in the process.
Exploiting the Constraint – Understanding how the constraint is affecting the process.
Improve Constraint Gaps – Enhancing the process and fixing the gaps basis above two steps.
Assumptions
Inventory - Inventory is total money that has been invested in purchasing things which system intends to sell.
Expenses- Expenses is total money spent by the system to turn inventory into throughput.
Throughput- Throughput is the rate at which money is generated through sales.
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