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Angelica Angelo Ocon

This document outlines the dairy supply chain from farm inputs like livestock and feeds through processing, distribution, and finally consumption. It shows the key stages of dairy farming, processing dairy products, packaging materials manufacturing, and distribution of finished dairy products to consumers at home.

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This document discusses IT infrastructure and platforms. It defines IT infrastructure as including hardware, software, and services that allow an enterprise to operate. Infrastructure is discussed at three levels: public, enterprise, and business unit. The evolution of IT infrastructure from the 1950s to present is examined. Key technology drivers of infrastructure evolution are also identified, such as Moore's Law. Contemporary trends in computer hardware and software platforms are then assessed.

Worksampling - Methods EngineeringAngelica Angelo Ocon

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The document discusses work sampling and its use in determining machine utilization, production standards, and allowances. Work sampling provides this information faster and at lower cost than traditional time studies. It involves making random observations over time to calculate workers' productive and non-productive time. The accuracy of work sampling data depends on the number of observations and period observed. Control charts can also be applied to identify problem areas and track improvements. Proper design of observation forms and an unbiased approach are important for effective work sampling.

Toy ship assembly - Methods EngineeringAngelica Angelo Ocon

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1) The students conducted a time study experiment to assemble toy ships. They analyzed each step of the assembly process and recorded the motions, times, and therbligs using a data sheet. 2) By computing the time taken and number of motions, they determined that an ideal worker could assemble 6,076 units in an 8 hour workday. 3) The study found that the two hands did not always begin and complete motions simultaneously. Holding parts idle was an ineffective motion that could be improved.

Toy pig assembly - Methods EngineeringAngelica Angelo Ocon

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1. The document describes the assembly process of a toy pig and establishes predetermined time standards for each step. 2. Key steps include preparing parts, assigning a worker, designing a workstation, recording motions in a data sheet, and computing the number of toys a worker can assemble in an 8 hour day. 3. Benefits of using predetermined time standards include establishing time standards without disrupting operations, improving productivity, and identifying areas for assembly process improvement.

Ralph m. barnesAngelica Angelo Ocon

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Frank Bunker Gilbreth Sr. was born in 1900 in West Virginia. He received his B.S. and M.E. from West Virginia University and Ph.D from Cornell University. He worked as an industrial engineer for several companies from 1923-1930. From 1928-1949, he was a professor of industrial engineering at the University of Iowa where he developed their industrial engineering curriculum and laboratory. In 1949, he became a professor at UCLA until his retirement, focusing on engineering and production management. Gilbreth made significant contributions to the fields of motion study, time study, and work measurement and published over 60 papers. He received several honors including the Society of Management Gilbreth Medal in 1941.

Process chart and flow diagramAngelica Angelo Ocon

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The document contains a table summarizing the time and distance taken to complete various steps in a process under the present and proposed methods. It recorded the time taken and number of steps for operations, transportation, inspection, and delays. The total time taken was reduced from 15 hours 29 minutes to 9 hours 33 minutes when moving from the present to the proposed method, saving almost 8 hours. Maps show the layout and routes taken under each method.

Operations chart gift wrapping - Methods EngineeringAngelica Angelo Ocon

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The document outlines the steps for creating an operations chart for gift wrapping. It includes: 1. Identifying the parts needed for gift wrapping and determining the sequence of operations to assemble and fabricate each part. 2. Describing how to construct the operations chart by listing the parts across the top and fabrication steps below, with circles representing each operation. 3. Providing an example operations chart for gift wrapping with 11 steps including making a box, wrapping the gift, adding ribbons and a dedication card.

Lego blocks assembly - Methods EngineeringAngelica Angelo Ocon

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The document discusses the advantages of using machine technology and robots in manufacturing, including improved employee safety, product quality, and productivity. It specifically examines their use in Lego block assembly. The current manual assembly process has some weaknesses like unnecessary movements and inconsistent performance across workers. To address these issues, the document recommends implementing an automated assembly line using robots and conveyors. This proposed method is expected to improve quality, productivity, and savings by removing human errors and maintaining a constant production speed.

Flashlight assembly - Methods EngineeringAngelica Angelo Ocon

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The document analyzes the assembly process of flashlights. It identifies weaknesses in the current process, such as idle time for one hand and unnecessary movements. A proposed method is presented with changes to the workstation layout and process flow. Materials would be arranged closer together based on sequence of use. Tools like a magnetic holder and test jig would be added to reduce motions. This proposed method aims to improve productivity by eliminating unnecessary movements and enabling both hands to work simultaneously through symmetrical motions. The document recommends applying this proposed method and training workers accordingly.

Supply chain of breadAngelica Angelo Ocon

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Supply chain of paraffinAngelica Angelo Ocon

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This document discusses the supply chain for paraffin, a fuel used for cooking and lighting in developing countries. It describes how paraffin is supplied from oil refineries to wholesalers and distributors, then through depots and general dealers, distributors, and finally to spaza shops and consumers. The long supply chain results in higher prices for end consumers as margins are built up at each stage.

Supply chain of flourAngelica Angelo Ocon

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The document lists the names of 5 students - Genon, Siamy Marie, Indiola, Marimel Jane, Dela Fuente, Madelaine Marie, Rago, Mae Hazel, and Cañete, Ryann. It then provides a brief explanation of what flour is and its importance as a staple food. Additionally, it includes two diagrams showing the material and information flow within the flour production and distribution process, from farms and imports to retailers, bakeries, and consumers.

Supply chain of wineryAngelica Angelo Ocon

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Supply chain of paperAngelica Angelo Ocon

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Supply chain management group 7 presented the paper supply chain. Paper is made from pressing together moist cellulose fibers from wood or recycled paper, then dried into sheets. It moves from trees to paper processing plants, and may include recycled paper from suppliers. The paper is then distributed to packaging manufacturers, retailers, and customers. Information flows between all entities in the supply chain.

Supply chain of lechonAngelica Angelo Ocon

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The internet and e commerceAngelica Angelo Ocon

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The document discusses how the internet is affecting Michael Porter's five competitive forces model. Specifically, it notes that the internet lowers barriers to entry, increases buyer power through more information and lower switching costs, and can decrease supplier power by enabling easier price comparisons. The threat of substitutes is also heightened as the internet introduces new options. Finally, competitive rivalry is likely more intense as the internet makes differentiation more difficult and shifts attention to price. To stay competitive, firms must update strategies around overall cost leadership, differentiation, or focus given the new possibilities and constraints of competing online.

Strategic management case study on creating a learningAngelica Angelo Ocon

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New Belgium Brewing strives to address environmental issues through strategic initiatives like installing a wind turbine to power the brewery, capturing and reusing hot water, and using natural sunlight. The company focuses on sustainability issues because the owner values the outdoors. The company also takes strategic philanthropic approaches through employee benefits, community sponsorships, and donating to non-profits. While some argue companies producing alcohol cannot be socially responsible, New Belgium's initiatives indicate it operates ethically through environmental stewardship and social programs.

Strategic management case study on creating a learning (2)Angelica Angelo Ocon

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New Belgium Brewing strives to be an ethical and environmentally responsible company. They have implemented various sustainability initiatives such as using wind power, capturing steam for reuse, and incorporating natural lighting. The company also treats employees well and engages in strategic philanthropy through community sponsorships and donations. While some argue companies producing alcoholic beverages cannot be socially responsible, New Belgium's actions indicate it is a role model in prioritizing ethics, social initiatives, and reducing environmental impact.

International Strategy: Creating Value in Global MarketsAngelica Angelo Ocon

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The document discusses various international strategies firms can take including exporting, licensing, strategic alliances, joint ventures, and wholly owned subsidiaries. It also analyzes factors that affect a nation's competitiveness and the motivations and risks of global expansion. The strategies involve different tradeoffs between adapting to local markets versus achieving economies of scale through standardization.

International Strategy: Creating Value in Global MarketsAngelica Angelo Ocon

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IT Infrastructure and PlatformsAngelica Angelo Ocon

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Worksampling - Methods EngineeringAngelica Angelo Ocon

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Toy ship assembly - Methods EngineeringAngelica Angelo Ocon

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Toy pig assembly - Methods EngineeringAngelica Angelo Ocon

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Ralph m. barnesAngelica Angelo Ocon

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Process chart and flow diagramAngelica Angelo Ocon

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Operations chart gift wrapping - Methods EngineeringAngelica Angelo Ocon

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Lego blocks assembly - Methods EngineeringAngelica Angelo Ocon

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Flashlight assembly - Methods EngineeringAngelica Angelo Ocon

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Supply chain of breadAngelica Angelo Ocon

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Supply chain of paraffinAngelica Angelo Ocon

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Supply chain of flourAngelica Angelo Ocon

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Supply chain of wineryAngelica Angelo Ocon

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Supply chain of paperAngelica Angelo Ocon

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Supply chain of lechonAngelica Angelo Ocon

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The internet and e commerceAngelica Angelo Ocon

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Strategic management case study on creating a learningAngelica Angelo Ocon

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Strategic management case study on creating a learning (2)Angelica Angelo Ocon

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International Strategy: Creating Value in Global MarketsAngelica Angelo Ocon

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International Strategy: Creating Value in Global MarketsAngelica Angelo Ocon

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