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Contemporary Management Study Set 1
Quiz 9: Value Chain Management: Functional Strategies for Competitive Advantage
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Question 1
Multiple Choice
Users of Adobe Reader, created by Adobe Systems Incorporated, are prompted to provide feedback on their experiences with the software in a bid to improve the product.In this case, Adobe Systems Incorporated is trying to gain a competitive advantage through
Question 2
True/False
The just-in-time view of inventory leads an organization to stockpile excess inputs in a warehouse in case it needs them to meet sudden upturns in demand.
Question 3
True/False
Good value chain management requires that marketing managers focus on the type of products it makes.
Question 4
True/False
According to total quality management philosophy, the managers involved in quality control or engineering define the quality.
Question 5
Multiple Choice
A tire company's products are more expensive than those offered by its competitors, but are still sought after by customers since they are more durable and perform better under harsh conditions.The tire company, in this case, has achieved competitive advantage through
Question 6
Multiple Choice
Which of the following should an organization do in order to obtain a competitive advantage through superior efficiency?
Question 7
True/False
A value chain is a series of functional activities that convert inputs into finished goods or services that customers value.
Question 8
True/False
An automobile manufacturer redesigning the body of one of its cars to improve its aerodynamics is an example of quantum product innovation.
Question 9
Multiple Choice
An organization gains competitive advantage when it
Question 10
True/False
Higher product quality can increase efficiency and thereby lower operating costs.
Question 11
True/False
A written agreement that details product development factors such as responsibilities, resource commitments, budgets, timelines, and development milestones is called a contract book.