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 Operations Management For Competitive Advantage ninth edition                              2
   Chapter 4
   Process Analysis
      Process Analysis
      Process Flowcharting
      Types of Processes 
      Process Performance Metrics
                                 CHASE       AQUILANO      JACOBS        ©The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc., 2001
 Operations Management For Competitive Advantage ninth edition                              3
   Process Analysis Terms
      Process: Is any part of an organization that 
        takes inputs and transforms them into 
        outputs.
      Cycle Time: Is the average successive time 
        between completions of successive units. 
      Utilization: Is the ratio of the time that a 
        resource is actually activated relative to the 
        time that it is available for use.
                                 CHASE       AQUILANO      JACOBS        ©The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc., 2001
 Operations Management For Competitive Advantage ninth edition                              4
   Process Flowcharting
   Defined 
      Process flowcharting is the use of a 
        diagram to present the major elements of a 
        process.  The basic elements can include 
        tasks or operations, flows of materials or 
        customers, decision points, and storage 
        areas or queues.
      It is an ideal methodology by which to begin 
        analyzing a process. 
                                 CHASE       AQUILANO      JACOBS        ©The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc., 2001
 Operations Management For Competitive Advantage ninth edition                              5
   Flowchart Symbols 
                         Tasks or operations              Examples: Giving an 
                                                          admission ticket to a 
                                                          customer, installing a 
                                                          engine in a car, etc.
                             Decision Points              Examples: How much 
                                                          change should be 
                                                          given to a customer, 
                                                          which wrench should 
                                                          be used, etc. 
                                 CHASE       AQUILANO      JACOBS        ©The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc., 2001
 Operations Management For Competitive Advantage ninth edition                              6
   Flowchart Symbols (Continued)
                            Storage areas or              Examples: Sheds, 
                            queues                        lines of people waiting 
                                                          for a service, etc.
                             Flows of                     Examples: Customers 
                             materials or                 moving to the a seat, 
                             customers                    mechanic getting a 
                                                          tool, etc. 
                                 CHASE       AQUILANO      JACOBS        ©The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc., 2001
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...Operations management for competitive advantage ninth edition chapter process analysis flowcharting types of processes performance metrics chase aquilano jacobs the mcgraw hill companies inc terms is any part an organization that takes inputs and transforms them into outputs cycle time average successive between completions units utilization ratio a resource actually activated relative to it available use defined diagram present major elements basic can include tasks or flows materials customers decision points storage areas queues ideal methodology by which begin analyzing flowchart symbols examples giving admission ticket customer installing engine in car etc how much change should be given wrench used continued sheds lines people waiting service moving seat mechanic getting tool...

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