four types of process strategies - opera
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FOUR TYPES OF PROCESS STRATEGIES
PROCESS
FOCUS
REPETITIVE
FOCUS
PRODUCT
FOCUS
MASS
CUSTOMIZATION
Low volume,
High varietyModular
High-volume,
low-variety
High-volume,
high-variety
Small quantity, large
variety of products
Long runs,
standardized product,
from modules
Large quantity, small
variety of products
Large quantity, large
variety of products
General purpose
equipment
Special equipment
aids in use of
assembly line
Special purpose
equipment
apid change over on
fle!ible equipment
"roadly s#illed
operators
Modestly trained
employees
$perators less
broadly s#illed
%le!ible operators
trained for
customization
Many instructions
because of change in
&obs
educed training and
number of &ob
instructions
%ew wor# orders and
&ob instructions
'ustom orders
require many
instructions
aw material high
relative to product
value
()* techniques used
aw material low
relative to product
value
aw material low
relative to product
value
+) high relative to
output()* techniques used
+) low relative to
output
+) driven down by
()*, #anban, lean
production
nits move slowly
thru plant
Movement measured
in hours . days
nits move swiftly
thru facility
Goods move swiftly
thru facility
%inished goods made
to order, not stored
%inished goods made
to frequent forecasts
%inished goods made
to forecast, then
stored
%inished goods made
to order
Scheduling comple!
and concerned with
trade-off between
inventory, capacity,
and customer service
Scheduling based on
building models from
a variety of forecasts
Scheduling relatively
simple, concerns
establishing sufficient
rate of output to meet
forecasts
Scheduling
sophisticated toaccommodate
customization
%i!ed costs low,
variable costs high
%i!ed costs
dependent on
fle!ibility of facilities
%i!ed costs high,
variable costs low
%i!ed costs high/
variable costs must
be low
'osting, done by &ob,
is estimated prior to
doing &ob but only#nown after doing &ob
'osts usually #nown
based on e!perience
"ecause of high fi!ed
costs, cost dependent
on utilization ofcapacity
High fi!ed costs and
dynamic variablecosts