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Jobs arrive at a single machine workstation at a rate of 20 per hour and the average process time is 2.5 minutes with a standard deviation of 5 minutes. Answer the following assuming the process times are not exponential: a. What is the average time a job spends at the station? b. What is the average number of jobs at the station? : Explain the two critical items to be considered by decision analysis from the graphic below: Environmental Analysis Risk Tolerance changes over time and situation High Probability of Occurrence Low Probable impact on corporation High Priority High Priority Medium Priority High Priority Medium Priority Low Priority Medium Priority Low Priority Low Priority Low Economic- Resource exchange Sociocultural- Values Technological- Innovation Political/ Legal-Power Competitive Gridging the to this hap Compute the capacity (jobs per day) for a single machine with a mean process time of 2.5 hours and an SCV of 1.0. There are 8 work hours per day. What is the lesson learned from Demings Red Bead Experiment? : Which variation pattern below is more desirable; the one on the left or the right? Why? If these patterns represented production events against a targeted value what is the next step to be taken for each? Jobs arrive at a single machine workstation at a rate of 20 per hour and the average process time is 2.5 minutes with a standard deviation of 5 minutes. Answer the following assuming the process times are not exponential: a. What is the average time a job spends at the station? b. What is the average number of jobs at the station? : Explain the two critical items to be considered by decision analysis from the graphic below: Environmental Analysis Risk Tolerance changes over time and situation High Probability of Occurrence Low Probable impact on corporation High Priority High Priority Medium Priority High Priority Medium Priority Low Priority Medium Priority Low Priority Low Priority Low Economic- Resource exchange Sociocultural- Values Technological- Innovation Political/ Legal-Power Competitive Gridging the to this hap Compute the capacity (jobs per day) for a single machine with a mean process time of 2.5 hours and an SCV of 1.0. There are 8 work hours per day. What is the lesson learned from Demings Red Bead Experiment? : Which variation pattern below is more desirable; the one on the left or the right? Why? If these patterns represented production events against a targeted value what is the next step to be taken for each?

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a To calculate the time a job spends at the station we need to consider both the processing time and any potential waiting time Since the jobs arrive ... View the full answer