Logistics and Supply chain Part 1. Using the Analysis ToolPak described in the text, calculate descriptive statistics for all variables EXCEPT FOR Launch Sorted by Temperature in the Challenger dataset attached. Use the default statistics provided by the Analysis ToolPak. Provide at least one appropriate graph for Fahrenheit. Plot the cumulative relative frequency for Damage […]
Logistics and Supply Management Part 1. What is the difference between a specification limit and a control limit? Part 2. A pharmaceutical manufacturer requires between 3 and 5 mg of medication in each dose of cancer medication. The mean of the process is 3.75, and the standard deviation is .25. What is the sigma of […]
Logistics and supply management Part 1. In 1986, the Space Shuttle Challenger exploded shortly after launch. Wikipedia has a good discussion of the events that occurred here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Shuttle_Challenger_disaster Pretend you are responsible for conducting an RCA. Answer hypothetical 5 Why questions. Then build a Ishikawa diagram. Might this accident have been prevented? Part 2. Data […]
This Research paper should use appropriate sub-headings to the topic, the sub-headings may vary from previous outlines. The topic of your research should focus on your research on reverse logistics policy development through reading trade and business journals, professional conference materials, and online. TOPIC: Provide Examples of Existing Profitable Practices, and describe – Product Take-Back […]
Investigate cause-and-effect relationships utilizing regression analysis Discussion Prompt: Find one authoritative resource in the form of a YouTube video or Website that explains the use of regression analysis as a prediction model for forecasting. Try not to duplicate a resource already posted by another student. Insert a hyperlink for that resource so others may access […]
In the transportation problem that is summarized in the below table, the total demand exceeds the total supply. Suppose the there is no penalty costs per unit of unsatisfied demand for the first two destinations. However, the demand of the third destination should be completely satisfied. Formulate this transportation problem and find the optimum solution […]
In the transportation problem that is summarized in the below table, the total demand exceeds the total supply. Suppose the there is no penalty costs per unit of unsatisfied demand for the first two destinations. However, the demand of the third destination should be completely satisfied. Formulate this transportation problem and find the optimum solution […]
In the transportation problem that is summarized in the below table, the total demand exceeds the total supply. Suppose the there is no penalty costs per unit of unsatisfied demand for the first two destinations. However, the demand of the third destination should be completely satisfied. Formulate this transportation problem and find the optimum solution […]
⦁ If you cannot draw the process, then a. You don’t understand it b. Start Lean Mapping c. It doesn’t exist d. stop the process e. take an art class f. answers a and c g. a, b, and c ⦁ Mass production was first iconized by a. Toyota b. Ford c. Motorola d. Enron […]
CO3: Evaluate Forecasting methods, predictability factors, and causes of error in Forecasting Prompt: This week you will be researching and writing on one of the most basic methods of forecasting: Judgmental Forecasting. After reading Chapter 3 in Chase (Overview of Forecasting Methods), access the three excellent resources on Judgmental Forecasting hyperlinked below. Use all three, […]
