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Just in time inventory
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- Q1Which of the following best describes just in time inventory management?A system in which goods are stored in large quantities to anticipate future demandA system in which goods are produced or acquired only as they are needed for use, reducing excess stock and minimizing storage costsA system in which goods are produced far in advance of need to ensure availabilityA system in which goods are replenished only after they have run out completely30s
- Q2What is a key benefit of just in time inventory management?Higher levels of safety stockIncreased lead times for order fulfillmentReduced inventory holding costsGreater flexibility in production scheduling30s
- Q3What is a potential challenge of implementing just in time inventory management?Reduced production costsSupply chain disruptions can lead to delays in productionIncreased lead times for order fulfillmentExcess inventory levels causing storage issues30s
- Q4How does just in time inventory management impact warehouse space utilization?It has no effect on warehouse space utilizationIt increases the need for additional storage facilitiesIt requires large amounts of warehouse space for storing inventoryIt reduces the need for excess storage space30s
- Q5What is the primary goal of just in time inventory management?Maximizing excess stock levels for increased inventory securityMaximizing storage space for inventory storageMinimizing waste and maximizing efficiencyIncreasing lead times and production costs30s
- Q6What is a common strategy used in just in time inventory management to facilitate timely production?Relying solely on internal production capabilitiesMaintaining high levels of safety stock at all timesEstablishing strong relationships with reliable suppliersAvoiding communication with suppliers until orders are placed30s
- Q7What is a potential downside of just in time inventory management in the face of unexpected events?Increase in overall production costsElimination of lead times for order fulfillmentReduction in supplier reliabilityRisk of production disruptions due to lack of buffer stock30s
- Q8How does just in time inventory management impact the cost of holding inventory?It has no effect on inventory holding costsIt leads to higher inventory storage feesIt increases the cost of holding inventory due to frequent ordersIt reduces the cost of holding excess inventory30s
- Q9What is a key principle of just in time inventory management?Maintaining high levels of safety stock at all timesMaximizing production lead times for efficiencyContinuous improvement and waste reductionMinimizing communication with suppliers for cost savings30s
- Q10What role does demand forecasting play in just in time inventory management?It helps in predicting future demand to ensure timely production and delivery of goodsIt has no impact on inventory management practicesIt leads to overproduction and excess stock levelsIt is not necessary in JIT as inventory levels are kept low at all times30s