Across
- 2. A competitive priority based on speed
- 5. The core function of business that designs and improves systems to create goods and services. (Two words)
- 6. The final stage of the product life cycle.
- 8. A design philosophy that focuses on making products easy to produce. (Acronym)
- 9. This is a customer-centric concept, defined as the perceived benefits of a product relative to its cost.
- 11. The type of team that brings together different departments for product design.
- 14. This term describes a service as something that cannot be stored.
- 15. A minimum standard a firm must meet to even be considered a competitor. (Two words)
- 17. The "P" in the triple bottom line, referring to a firm's financial performance.
- 18. This type of organization's outputs are Intangible products, such as a haircut or legal advice.
- 19. Manufacturing where the historical development of focusing on eliminating all forms of waste.
- 21. The ability of a product to be easily repaired.
- 24. This type of organization produces a tangible good—something you can touch, see, and store (e.g., a car, a smartphone, a chair).
- 25. The ability of a product to perform its intended function without failure.
- 26. Doing the right things to create the most value for the customer.
- 28. A firm's ability to produce a wide variety of products to meet individual customer needs.
Down
- 1. Long-range, big-picture decision-making. i.e. international expansion
- 3. The conversion of inputs into outputs.
- 4. The "P" in the triple bottom line, referring to social responsibility.
- 7. The product life cycle stage with peak sales and intense competition.
- 10. eCommerce between businesses and their cutomers is Business-to-
- 12. A competitive dimension that customers use to make a final purchase decision.
- 13. Day-to-day, short-term decision-making. i.e. staffing levels
- 16. A visual map of a service process.
- 20. A design philosophy using standardized components to create variety.
- 22. eCommerce between businesses is Business-to-
- 23. The structured approach used to translate customer requirements into design characteristics.
- 27. The process of using resources wisely to achieve a desired output.
