1. project management
2. learning curves
3. concurrent processes
4. current state map
5. Gantt chart
6. Critical Path Method (CPM)
7. process mapping
8. Future/ideal state map
9. learning depreciation
10. value engineering (VE)
11. analysis sequential processes
12. quantity discount
13. value stream mapping (VSM)
14. lean six sigma (DMAIC)
15. Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT) project

___________ is a visual representation of the steps in a process, often used to identify areas for improvement in efficiency and effectiveness.

In project management, ___________ is a scheduling method that represents the tasks and activities required to complete a project, often shown as a bar chart.

___________ is a technique used in project management for planning and controlling complex projects, emphasizing the time needed to complete each task.

___________ is a process improvement methodology that follows the steps of Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control.

___________ is a method used to analyze and optimize processes, identifying and eliminating waste while improving quality.

___________ is a method of determining the most cost-effective quantity to order, taking advantage of discounts for larger orders.

___________ involves analyzing the current and desired future states of a process to identify areas for improvement.

___________ is a graphical representation of the relationships and dependencies between tasks in a project.

___________ is a management approach that focuses on improving efficiency and effectiveness by concurrently addressing process, people, and technology.

___________ is a technique that estimates the time required for a person or team to complete a task based on experience.

___________ is a method of assigning costs to products based on the quantity produced, with the assumption that costs per unit decrease as production increases.

___________ is a strategic approach to project management that emphasizes identifying and maximizing value while minimizing waste.

___________ is a visual representation of the flow of materials and information in a process, often used in lean manufacturing.

___________ is the process of systematically examining the components of a product, system, or process to ensure it satisfies its intended purpose at the lowest cost.

___________ involves analyzing and optimizing a series of tasks in a specific order to improve overall efficiency.

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