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Got my business exam tomorrow and i have been reading through the case study. I understand all of the words except 'simultaneous engineering'
Does anyone know what this means in Business Studies terms
If you do i'd be grateful if you could tell me.
Thanks
Does anyone know what this means in Business Studies terms
If you do i'd be grateful if you could tell me.
Thanks
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I got a C in the January ones, but i think i am going to get worse this time.
The Wardy wrote:
> I forgot to say its AS Level
if you don't get at least 90% in AS Level Business Studies you are a failure.
> I forgot to say its AS Level
if you don't get at least 90% in AS Level Business Studies you are a failure.
Alfonse wrote:
> I'm guessing it has something to do with mechanics walking at the same
> time.
walking.
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> I'm guessing it has something to do with mechanics walking at the same
> time.
walking.
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Chr1s wrote:
> The only exam on the business GCSE course is finance right? The rest
> is coursework. When I did the exam in January, there was no mention
> of simultaneous engineering and I can't really see what it would have
> to do with finance. It's basically a maths paper.
I forgot to say its AS Level
> The only exam on the business GCSE course is finance right? The rest
> is coursework. When I did the exam in January, there was no mention
> of simultaneous engineering and I can't really see what it would have
> to do with finance. It's basically a maths paper.
I forgot to say its AS Level
Chipseh wrote:
> What isn't there to get?
>
> "A way of simultaneously designing products, and the
> processes for manufacturing those products, through the use of cross
> functional teams to assure manufacturability and to reduce cycle
> time."
>
> And if you didn't know:
>
> Cross-Functional Teams:
>
> "[/I]teams in which instructional designers work with
> specialists from other fields, such as organizational development,
> and multi-media development and engineering.[/I]"
>
> I don't even do Business. :)
Ah cheers, somehow missed that!
> What isn't there to get?
>
> "A way of simultaneously designing products, and the
> processes for manufacturing those products, through the use of cross
> functional teams to assure manufacturability and to reduce cycle
> time."
>
> And if you didn't know:
>
> Cross-Functional Teams:
>
> "[/I]teams in which instructional designers work with
> specialists from other fields, such as organizational development,
> and multi-media development and engineering.[/I]"
>
> I don't even do Business. :)
Ah cheers, somehow missed that!
The only exam on the business GCSE course is finance right? The rest is coursework. When I did the exam in January, there was no mention of simultaneous engineering and I can't really see what it would have to do with finance. It's basically a maths paper.
What's not to get, Chipseh explained it
Ah never mind, i'll just hope it doesnt come up in the exam
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