Cmn 3 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

What are the variables in communication (5), and what does each of them mean? 1. People (co-sender, co-receiver) 2. Messages 3. Channels (verbal and nonverbal) 4. Context (same sentence can mean different things in different situations) 5. Noise (physical and psychological) What are the two key variables that are the center of defining communication? 1. Intentional sending and non-intentional sending 2. Receiving (incidentally or consciously) and not receiving What are the 4 possibiliti...

SCMN 3720 - Strickland Final (Ch.9, 11, 12, 13) Rated A+ Non-Asset Based 3PLs have greater control and less flexibility than Asset Based 3PLs. T/F False According to the textbook, 3PL spending is highest in North America vs. other global regions. T/F False, Asia Pacific Merge in transit is a type of service that involves local transportation of containerized cargo. T/F False An asset based 3PL has tangible equipment and facilities. T/F True According to the Penn State-Capge...

SCMN 3150 Brian Gibson test 1 Questions and Answers Rated A+ What is Supply Chain Management? the art of managing the flow of materials, products, information, and financial resources from source to user. Why is SCM important? (4) It provides valuable opportunities to create competitive advantage: 1. develop collaborative, trusting relationships 2. rationalize product touch points 3. drive out costs and achieve tremendous efficiencies 4. improve customer satisfaction Competitive adv...

SCMN 3730 Exam 2 Questions and Answers Already Graded A what are the 8 key principles of TQM? 1. Define quality in the terms of your customers and their requirement 2. pursue quality at the source 3. stress objective rather than subjective analysis 4. emphasize prevention rather than detection of defects 5. focus on process rather than output 6. strive for zero defects 7. establish continuous improvement as way of life 8. make quality everyone's responsibility What does process ca...

How to think about negotiation correct answers -think of a negotiation not as a fight but as a problem-solving exercise-- one in which emotions can play a systematic and powerful role -"Agreements for the sake of agreeing are not so great, unless of course agreement is all you care about," says Neale. "But then, if that were the case, you wouldn't need to negotiate. You'd just accept your counterpart's first offer." Five steps of the negotiation process correct answers !) asses 2) pre...

SCMN 3150 Test 3 Quizzes with Complete Answers Episode 9 Supply Chain Technology Which supply chain technology capability captures customer requirements, prioritizes them, and recommend alternatives to ensure product velocity aligns with customer needs. Speed to market From a differentiation standpoint, technology can help an organization define supplier and customer segments, understand the cost to serve them, and prioritize service execution so that critical groups receive appr...

CMN 3 Quizzes Latest Update with Certified Solutions _____________is the process that allows us to turn communication into thoughts. A. encoding B. decoding C. acculturation D. contextualization B. decoding Stress, anxiety, and emotions are just some examples of ________________ that can affect our communication. A. semantic differences B. cultural designations C. environmental factors D. psychological influences D. psychological influences Communication competence, according to your te...

SCMN 3150 TEST 1 LATEST VERSION GRADED A+ SCM in 4 Words 1.) Plan 2.) Source 3.) Make 4.) Deliver What is SCM? -The "art" of managing the flow of materials and products, information, and financial resources from the source to user • Suppliers → Manufacturers → Distributors → Retailers → Consumers • Not a science because consumers don't always act rationally Who is the most important participant in the Supply Chain? -Consumer • If there is no demand from the cu...

SCMN 3710- Exam 1 Questions and Answers Already Passed What external change drivers have had the most impact on the development of global supply chains in the 21st century? Technology Describe the evolution from the physical distribution concept of the 1960s to the integrated logistics concept of the 1980s to the supply chain concept of today. Supply chains are extended enterprises which require managing four flows- products, information, financials (cash), & demand on a collaborati...

SCMN 3720 Test 2 Questions and Answers Already Passed What drives transportation pricing across the modes? service characteristics drive price (accessibility, speed, reliability, capability, and cost/lb) What service characteristic is the major driver of price across modes? speed What primarily drives transportation pricing within the mode? -Capacity (Supply) Number of Drivers, Tractors,Trailers/Containers, Cargo Ships, Cargo Aircraft -Shipping Volume (Demand) Driven by demand for co...