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COB 300 Operations Exam #1 Questions
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service package - Answers -a bundle of goods and services that is provided in some
environment

five features of a service package - Answers -supporting facility, facilitating goods,
information, explicit services, implicit services

customer contact - Answers -the physical presence of the customer in the system

Creation of the service - Answers -the work process involved in providing the service
itself

extent of contact - Answers -the percentage of time the customer must be in the system
relative to service time

Difference for facility location between high and low contact systems - Answers -High:
operations must be near the customer
Low: operations may be placed near supply, transport or labor

Differences for facility layout between high and low contact systems - Answers -High:
should accommodate customer's physical and psychological needs
Low: should focus on production efficiency

Differences for product design between high and low contact systems - Answers -High:
environment and physical product define the nature of the service
Low: customer is not in service environment so product can be defined by fewer
attributes

Differences for process design between high and low contact systems - Answers -High:
stages have a direct, immediate effect on the customer
Low: customer is not involved in most steps

Differences for scheduling between high and low contact systems - Answers -High:
customer is in the schedule and must be accommodated
Low: customer is concerned mainly with completion dates

Differences for production planning between high and low contact systems - Answers -
High: orders cannot be stored so smoothing production flow will result in loss of
business

, Low: both backlogging and production smoothing are possible

Differences for worker skills between high and low contact systems - Answers -High:
major part of service so they must be able to interact well with public
Low: direct workforce only needs to have technical skills

Differences for quality control between high and low contact systems - Answers -High:
variable bc of customer's opinions
Low: fixed bc they are generally measurable

Differences for time standards between high and low contact systems - Answers -High:
depends on customer needs
Low: performed on customer surrogates so time standards can be tight

Differences for wage payment between high and low contact systems - Answers -High:
variable output requires times-based wages
Low: "Fixable" output permits output-based wage systems

Differences for capacity planning between high and low contact systems - Answers -
Same for both. To avoid lost sales capacity must be set to match peak demand

6 common alternatives for service encounters - Answers -mail contact, internet, phone
contact, face-to-face tight specs, face-to-face loose specs and face-to-face total
customization

Face-to-Face tight specs - Answers -situations where there is little variation in the
service process
Ex: fast food restaurants or disneyland

face to face loose specs - Answers -situations where the service is generally
understood but there are options in how it will be preformed
Ex: Full service restaurant and car sales agencies

Face-to-face total customization - Answers -service encounters whose specifications
must be developed through some interaction between customer and server
Ex: legal and medical services

The five basic types of variablity - Answers -arrival, request, capability, effort and
subjective preference

Arrival variability example - Answers -the time when customers come into a restaurant
may be inconsistent with average demand so they could over or understaff at times

Request variability example - Answers -travelers requesting a room with a view at a
crowded hotel

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