Deck 7: Demand Management, order Management

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Classifying orders according to pre-established guidelines so that a company can prioritize how orders are to be filled refers to ___________.

A)order fill rate
B)order management
C)order processing
D)order triage
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___________ refers to finished goods that are produced prior to receiving a customer order.

A)Make-to-stock
B)Supply management
C)Make-to-order
D)Speculation
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Which forecasting technique tends to be appropriate when there is little or no historical data?

A)exponential smoothing
B)judgmental
C)time series
D)cause and effect
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___________ refers to the time from when the seller receives an order until an appropriate location is authorized to fill the order.

A)Order processing
B)Order cycle
C)Order management
D)Order transmittal
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Order transmittal is ___________.

A)the series of events that occurs from the time a customer places an order and the time the customer receives the order
B)the series of events that occurs between the time a customer places an order and the time the seller receives the order
C)the series of events that occurs between the time a customer perceives the need for a product and the time the seller receives the order
D)the series of events that occurs between the time a customer places an order and the time the order cycle begins
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___________ and electronic ordering are order transmittal techniques that have emerged over the last 30 years.

A)In-person
B)Mail
C)Fax
D)Telephone
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In general,there are ___________ possible ways to transmit orders.

A)three
B)four
C)five
D)six
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The text suggests that ___________ often represents the best opportunity to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of an order cycle.

A)order transmittal
B)order picking and assembly
C)order delivery
D)order processing
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___________ refers to the management of various activities associated with the order cycle.

A)Logistics
B)Order processing
C)Demand management
D)Order management
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Which forecasting technique assumes that one or more factors are related to demand and that this relationship can be used to estimate future demand?

A)exponential smoothing
B)judgmental
C)cause and effect
D)time series
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Order picking and assembly is ___________.

A)the final stage of the order cycle
B)the most important component of the order cycle
C)the order cycle component that follows order processing
D)the order cycle component that follows order transmittal
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An underlying assumption of ___________ forecasting is that future demand is dependent on past demand.

A)trial and error
B)time series
C)judgmental
D)cause and effect
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The order cycle is ___________.

A)the time that it takes for a check to clear
B)the time that it takes from when a customer places an order until the selling firm receives the order
C)also called the replenishment cycle
D)also called the vendor cycle
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The order cycle is composed of each of the following except:

A)order retrieval.
B)order delivery.
C)order picking and assembly.
D)order transmittal.
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___________ refers to finished goods that are produced after receiving a customer order.

A)Make-to-stock
B)Supply management
C)Make-to-order
D)Postponement
Question
The creation across the supply chain and its markets of a coordinated flow of demand is the definition of ___________.

A)order cycle
B)order management
C)demand management
D)supply chain management
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Which of the following is not a basic type of demand forecasting model?

A)exponential smoothing
B)cause and effect
C)judgmental
D)time series
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What is the second phase of the order cycle?

A)order transmittal
B)order processing
C)order picking and assembly
D)order delivery
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___________ suggests that supply chain partners will be working from a collectively agreed-to single demand forecast number as opposed to each member working off its own demand forecast projection.

A)Supply chain orientation
B)Collaborative planning,forecasting,and replenishment CPFR)concept
C)Order management
D)Supply chain analytics
Question
Surveys and analog techniques are examples of ___________ forecasting.

A)cause and effect
B)time series
C)exponential smoothing
D)judgmental
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Judgmental forecasting is appropriate when there is little or no historical data.
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In make-to-order situations,finished goods are produced after receiving a customer order.
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The final phase of the order cycle is called order ___________.

A)picking and assembly
B)delivery
C)receiving
D)replenishment
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The ability of logistics management to satisfy users in terms of time,dependability,communication,and convenience is the definition of ___________.

A)customer service
B)the order cycle
C)a perfect order
D)customer satisfaction
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Demand management is important because efficient and effective supply chains have learned to match both supply and demand.
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The time span within which an order must arrive refers to ___________.

A)transit time reliability
B)order delivery
C)delivery window
D)transit time
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Which statement about measuring customer service is true?

A)Firms should choose those aspects of customer service that are easiest to measure.
B)Order cycle time is the most commonly used customer service measure.
C)Firms should use as many customer service measures as they can.
D)It is possible for organizations to use only one customer service metric.
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The percentage of orders that can be completely and immediately filled from existing stock is the ___________ rate.

A)optimal inventory
B)order cycle
C)perfect order
D)order fill
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An unhappy customer will tell ___________ other people about her/his unhappiness.

A)seven
B)nine
C)twelve
D)fifteen
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Which of the following is not a characteristic of contemporary voice-based order picking systems?

A)easily disrupted by other noises
B)better voice quality
C)more powerful
D)less costly
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___________ refers to the allocation of revenues and costs to customer segments or individual customers to calculate the profitability of the segments or customers.

A)Customer profitability analysis
B)Net present value
C)Customer lifetime value
D)Activity-based costing ABC)
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A commonly used rule of thumb is that it costs approximately ___________ times as much to get a new customer as it does to keep an existing customer.

A)three
B)four
C)five
D)six
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Which of the following is not a benefit of voice-based order picking?

A)fewer picking errors
B)improved productivity
C)minimal training time to learn the technology
D)fewer employee accidents
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What component of customer service focuses on the ease of doing business with a seller?

A)convenience
B)dependability
C)time
D)communication
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___________ refers to a process that continuously identifies,understands,and adapts outstanding processes inside and outside an organization.

A)Environmental scanning
B)Quality management
C)Benchmarking
D)Continuous improvement
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Objectives should be SMART-that is,___________,measurable,achievable,realistic,and timely.

A)specific
B)strategic
C)static
D)striving
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The order cycle is an excellent example of the ___________ dimension of customer service.

A)time
B)convenience
C)dependability
D)communication
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___________ is the process of taking corrective action when measurements indicate that the goals and objectives of customer service are not being achieved.

A)Benchmarking
B)Leadership
C)Control
D)Managing
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Simple moving averages and weighted moving averages are examples of judgmental forecasting.
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What are multichannel marketing systems?

A)channels that have multiple intermediaries between the producer and the consumer
B)separate marketing channels that serve an individual customer
C)the same thing as horizontal marketing systems
D)channels that combine horizontal and vertical marketing systems
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In general terms,order management refers to management of the various activities associated with the order cycle.
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Order fill rate is the percentage of orders that can be completely and immediately filled from existing stock.
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A commonsense approach is to fill an order from the facility location that is closest to the customer,with the idea that this should generate lower transportation costs as well as a shorter order cycle time.
Question
Pick-to-light technology is an order picking technique that has grown in popularity in recent years.
Question
Companies today will not accept slower order cycles in exchange for higher order cycle consistency.
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Forecasting accuracy refers to the relationship between the actual and forecasted demand.
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The order cycle is usually the time from when a customer places an order to when the firm receives the order.
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There are four possible ways to transmit orders.
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It costs about five times as much to get a new customer as it does to keep an existing customer.
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Travel time accounts for a majority of an order picker's total pick time.
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Order information is checked for completeness and accuracy in the order processing component of the order cycle.
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The increased use of vendor quality-control programs necessitates higher levels of customer service.
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Dependability consists of consistent order cycles,safe delivery,and complete delivery.
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Customer service can be defined as the ability of logistics management to satisfy users in terms of quality,dependability,communication,and convenience.
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Order processing often represents the best opportunity to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the order cycle.
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Consumers are demanding about the same levels of service today as in years past.
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Order retrieval is the final phase of the order cycle.
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The order triage function refers to correcting mistakes that may occur with order picking.
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A key change in the order delivery component of the order cycle is that more and more shippers are emphasizing both the elapsed transit time and transit time variability.
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Demand chain management is where supply chain partners share planning and forecasting data to better match up supply and demand.
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Today's customer likes to have multiple purchasing options at her/his disposal,and organizations have responded by developing hybrid marketing channels-that is,separate marketing channels to serve an individual customer.
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The customer service metrics that are chosen should be relevant and important from the customer's perspective.
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Goals are the means by which objectives are achieved.
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Customer profitability analysis explicitly recognizes that all customers are not the same and that some customers are more valuable than others to an organization.
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A product just being introduced needs a different level of service support than one that is in a mature or declining market stage.
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Customer profitability analysis is grounded in traditional accounting cost allocation methods.
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It is possible for organizations to use only one customer service metric to measure customer service.
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Benchmarking should only involve numerical comparisons of relevant metrics.
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In the service recovery paradox,a customer holds the responsible company in higher regard after the service than if a service failure had not occurred in the first place.
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Objectives should be specific,measurable,achievable,realistic,and timely.
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Poor customer experiences cost U.S.business in excess of $75 billion per year.
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Leadership is the process of taking corrective action when measurements indicate that the goals and objectives of customer service are not being achieved.
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Text messaging and the Internet have lessened the need for telephone interaction and face-to-face contact between seller and customer.
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The convenience component of customer service focuses on the ease of doing business with a seller.
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Continuous improvement refers to a process that continuously identifies,understands,and adapts outstanding processes found inside and outside an organization.
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The nature of the product can affect the level of customer service that should be offered.
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Classifying orders according to pre-established guidelines so that a company can prioritize how orders are to be filled refers to ___________.

A)order fill rate
B)order management
C)order processing
D)order triage
order triage
2
___________ refers to finished goods that are produced prior to receiving a customer order.

A)Make-to-stock
B)Supply management
C)Make-to-order
D)Speculation
Make-to-stock
3
Which forecasting technique tends to be appropriate when there is little or no historical data?

A)exponential smoothing
B)judgmental
C)time series
D)cause and effect
judgmental
4
___________ refers to the time from when the seller receives an order until an appropriate location is authorized to fill the order.

A)Order processing
B)Order cycle
C)Order management
D)Order transmittal
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Order transmittal is ___________.

A)the series of events that occurs from the time a customer places an order and the time the customer receives the order
B)the series of events that occurs between the time a customer places an order and the time the seller receives the order
C)the series of events that occurs between the time a customer perceives the need for a product and the time the seller receives the order
D)the series of events that occurs between the time a customer places an order and the time the order cycle begins
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___________ and electronic ordering are order transmittal techniques that have emerged over the last 30 years.

A)In-person
B)Mail
C)Fax
D)Telephone
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In general,there are ___________ possible ways to transmit orders.

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C)five
D)six
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The text suggests that ___________ often represents the best opportunity to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of an order cycle.

A)order transmittal
B)order picking and assembly
C)order delivery
D)order processing
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___________ refers to the management of various activities associated with the order cycle.

A)Logistics
B)Order processing
C)Demand management
D)Order management
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Which forecasting technique assumes that one or more factors are related to demand and that this relationship can be used to estimate future demand?

A)exponential smoothing
B)judgmental
C)cause and effect
D)time series
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Order picking and assembly is ___________.

A)the final stage of the order cycle
B)the most important component of the order cycle
C)the order cycle component that follows order processing
D)the order cycle component that follows order transmittal
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An underlying assumption of ___________ forecasting is that future demand is dependent on past demand.

A)trial and error
B)time series
C)judgmental
D)cause and effect
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The order cycle is ___________.

A)the time that it takes for a check to clear
B)the time that it takes from when a customer places an order until the selling firm receives the order
C)also called the replenishment cycle
D)also called the vendor cycle
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The order cycle is composed of each of the following except:

A)order retrieval.
B)order delivery.
C)order picking and assembly.
D)order transmittal.
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___________ refers to finished goods that are produced after receiving a customer order.

A)Make-to-stock
B)Supply management
C)Make-to-order
D)Postponement
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The creation across the supply chain and its markets of a coordinated flow of demand is the definition of ___________.

A)order cycle
B)order management
C)demand management
D)supply chain management
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Which of the following is not a basic type of demand forecasting model?

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D)time series
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What is the second phase of the order cycle?

A)order transmittal
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C)order picking and assembly
D)order delivery
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___________ suggests that supply chain partners will be working from a collectively agreed-to single demand forecast number as opposed to each member working off its own demand forecast projection.

A)Supply chain orientation
B)Collaborative planning,forecasting,and replenishment CPFR)concept
C)Order management
D)Supply chain analytics
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Surveys and analog techniques are examples of ___________ forecasting.

A)cause and effect
B)time series
C)exponential smoothing
D)judgmental
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Judgmental forecasting is appropriate when there is little or no historical data.
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In make-to-order situations,finished goods are produced after receiving a customer order.
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The final phase of the order cycle is called order ___________.

A)picking and assembly
B)delivery
C)receiving
D)replenishment
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The ability of logistics management to satisfy users in terms of time,dependability,communication,and convenience is the definition of ___________.

A)customer service
B)the order cycle
C)a perfect order
D)customer satisfaction
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Demand management is important because efficient and effective supply chains have learned to match both supply and demand.
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The time span within which an order must arrive refers to ___________.

A)transit time reliability
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C)delivery window
D)transit time
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Which statement about measuring customer service is true?

A)Firms should choose those aspects of customer service that are easiest to measure.
B)Order cycle time is the most commonly used customer service measure.
C)Firms should use as many customer service measures as they can.
D)It is possible for organizations to use only one customer service metric.
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The percentage of orders that can be completely and immediately filled from existing stock is the ___________ rate.

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B)order cycle
C)perfect order
D)order fill
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An unhappy customer will tell ___________ other people about her/his unhappiness.

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D)fifteen
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Which of the following is not a characteristic of contemporary voice-based order picking systems?

A)easily disrupted by other noises
B)better voice quality
C)more powerful
D)less costly
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___________ refers to the allocation of revenues and costs to customer segments or individual customers to calculate the profitability of the segments or customers.

A)Customer profitability analysis
B)Net present value
C)Customer lifetime value
D)Activity-based costing ABC)
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A commonly used rule of thumb is that it costs approximately ___________ times as much to get a new customer as it does to keep an existing customer.

A)three
B)four
C)five
D)six
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Which of the following is not a benefit of voice-based order picking?

A)fewer picking errors
B)improved productivity
C)minimal training time to learn the technology
D)fewer employee accidents
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What component of customer service focuses on the ease of doing business with a seller?

A)convenience
B)dependability
C)time
D)communication
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___________ refers to a process that continuously identifies,understands,and adapts outstanding processes inside and outside an organization.

A)Environmental scanning
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C)Benchmarking
D)Continuous improvement
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Objectives should be SMART-that is,___________,measurable,achievable,realistic,and timely.

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C)static
D)striving
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The order cycle is an excellent example of the ___________ dimension of customer service.

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C)dependability
D)communication
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___________ is the process of taking corrective action when measurements indicate that the goals and objectives of customer service are not being achieved.

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B)Leadership
C)Control
D)Managing
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Simple moving averages and weighted moving averages are examples of judgmental forecasting.
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What are multichannel marketing systems?

A)channels that have multiple intermediaries between the producer and the consumer
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C)the same thing as horizontal marketing systems
D)channels that combine horizontal and vertical marketing systems
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In general terms,order management refers to management of the various activities associated with the order cycle.
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Order fill rate is the percentage of orders that can be completely and immediately filled from existing stock.
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A commonsense approach is to fill an order from the facility location that is closest to the customer,with the idea that this should generate lower transportation costs as well as a shorter order cycle time.
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Pick-to-light technology is an order picking technique that has grown in popularity in recent years.
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Companies today will not accept slower order cycles in exchange for higher order cycle consistency.
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Forecasting accuracy refers to the relationship between the actual and forecasted demand.
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The order cycle is usually the time from when a customer places an order to when the firm receives the order.
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There are four possible ways to transmit orders.
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It costs about five times as much to get a new customer as it does to keep an existing customer.
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Travel time accounts for a majority of an order picker's total pick time.
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Order information is checked for completeness and accuracy in the order processing component of the order cycle.
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The increased use of vendor quality-control programs necessitates higher levels of customer service.
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Dependability consists of consistent order cycles,safe delivery,and complete delivery.
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Customer service can be defined as the ability of logistics management to satisfy users in terms of quality,dependability,communication,and convenience.
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Order processing often represents the best opportunity to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the order cycle.
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Consumers are demanding about the same levels of service today as in years past.
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Order retrieval is the final phase of the order cycle.
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The order triage function refers to correcting mistakes that may occur with order picking.
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A key change in the order delivery component of the order cycle is that more and more shippers are emphasizing both the elapsed transit time and transit time variability.
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Demand chain management is where supply chain partners share planning and forecasting data to better match up supply and demand.
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Today's customer likes to have multiple purchasing options at her/his disposal,and organizations have responded by developing hybrid marketing channels-that is,separate marketing channels to serve an individual customer.
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The customer service metrics that are chosen should be relevant and important from the customer's perspective.
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Goals are the means by which objectives are achieved.
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Customer profitability analysis explicitly recognizes that all customers are not the same and that some customers are more valuable than others to an organization.
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A product just being introduced needs a different level of service support than one that is in a mature or declining market stage.
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Customer profitability analysis is grounded in traditional accounting cost allocation methods.
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It is possible for organizations to use only one customer service metric to measure customer service.
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Benchmarking should only involve numerical comparisons of relevant metrics.
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In the service recovery paradox,a customer holds the responsible company in higher regard after the service than if a service failure had not occurred in the first place.
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Objectives should be specific,measurable,achievable,realistic,and timely.
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Poor customer experiences cost U.S.business in excess of $75 billion per year.
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Leadership is the process of taking corrective action when measurements indicate that the goals and objectives of customer service are not being achieved.
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Text messaging and the Internet have lessened the need for telephone interaction and face-to-face contact between seller and customer.
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The convenience component of customer service focuses on the ease of doing business with a seller.
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Continuous improvement refers to a process that continuously identifies,understands,and adapts outstanding processes found inside and outside an organization.
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The nature of the product can affect the level of customer service that should be offered.
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