APICS Exam CPIM-ECO Topic 3 Question 89 Discussion

Actual exam question for APICS's CPIM-ECO exam

Question #: 89
Topic #: 3

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Which of the following statements about the MRP due date for a shop order is true?

AIt is the same as operation priority.

BIt is used in deriving operation priority.

CIt is established at order release time and frozen until order completion.

DIt is equal to the due date plus 5 'M' days.

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Suggested Answer: D

by Romana at Jun 03, 2024, 07:14 PM

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Gladys

1 years ago

Evolutionary operations? Is this a test on Charles Darwin or lean manufacturing? I'm voting for process stability, because that's the only answer that doesn't make me scratch my head.

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Leslie

1 years ago

Yeah, I think process stability is the most logical choice here.

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Melodie

1 years ago

I agree, process stability is key for efficiency.

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Erasmo

1 years ago

Ergonomic repetitive movements? Sounds like the theme song for a robotic dance troupe. I'll take process stability, Alex.

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Rima

1 years ago

Reduced quality checks? That's just asking for trouble. I'm going with D, process stability, because that's the whole point of Standardized Work.

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Aliza

1 years ago

Yeah, reducing quality checks can lead to errors down the line.

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Dannette

1 years ago

I agree, process stability is crucial for efficiency.

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Eun

1 years ago

Evolutionary operations? Is this an exam for biologists? I'm sticking with D, process stability, because that's what Standardized Work is all about.

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Abel

1 years ago

Evolutionary operations does sound like something out of a biology exam, I'll go with D as well.

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Julianna

1 years ago

I think D is the best choice too, it's all about keeping things consistent.

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Ranee

1 years ago

I agree, process stability is key in Standardized Work.

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Quinn

1 years ago

I agree with Ty, standardized work helps in achieving process stability.

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Serita

1 years ago

Ergonomic repetitive movements? Really? That's the opposite of what Standardized Work aims to achieve. I'm going with D, process stability.

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Johnetta

1 years ago

I think the answer is D. Process stability is a key benefit of Standardized Work, as it helps ensure consistent and reliable processes.

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Rosendo

1 years ago

Yes, it helps eliminate variation and improve overall performance.

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India

1 years ago

Yes, having stable processes can lead to improved efficiency and quality.

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Mabelle

1 years ago

I agree, D) Process stability is indeed a key benefit of Standardized Work.

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Rodolfo

1 years ago

D) Process stability

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Luke

1 years ago

C) Evolutionary operations

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Talia

1 years ago

B) Reduced quality checks

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Gennie

1 years ago

I agree, process stability is crucial for efficiency.

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Valene

1 years ago

Yes, it helps eliminate variation and improve overall performance.

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Tori

1 years ago

I agree, process stability is crucial for efficiency.

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Kayleigh

1 years ago

A) Ergonomic repetitive movements

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Ty

1 years ago

I think the answer is D) Process stability.

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