Process Analysis Littlefield Technologies Setting Up the Game

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Process Analysis

Process Analysis

Littlefield Technologies • Setting Up the Game • Round 1 • Round 2 ©The

Littlefield Technologies • Setting Up the Game • Round 1 • Round 2 ©The Mc. Graw-Hill Companies, Inc. , 2004

To order the Littlefield Technologies Access Code http: //www. bookstores. nyu. edu Click on

To order the Littlefield Technologies Access Code http: //www. bookstores. nyu. edu Click on the "Search all books" link "Search by ISBN" option: 9780977094400 Proceed to Checkout and complete your order. You should receive a confirmation that your order has been processed and a second email with your Access Code and registration information. ©The Mc. Graw-Hill Companies, Inc. , 2004

Setting Up the Game Vendor (Responsive Learning Technologies) sets up an account with capacity

Setting Up the Game Vendor (Responsive Learning Technologies) sets up an account with capacity for a certain number of teams Students register teams at: http: //sim. responsive. net/lt/nyu/start. html Each student must purchase an $18 individual access code – click on the “here” link. Institution name: "New York University". Product: "Littlefield Code for Professor Juran". To register, you need BOTH the individual code and the course code 'stern'. Make up a team name and a team password No apostrophes! Deadline to register: 11: 59 PM Saturday September 10 ©The Mc. Graw-Hill Companies, Inc. , 2004

Playing Round 1 Juran “initializes” the game by 6: 00 PM Sunday Sept. 11,

Playing Round 1 Juran “initializes” the game by 6: 00 PM Sunday Sept. 11, generating 50 days of data and then pausing the game While the game is paused, you can view your factory and analyze the first 50 days of data, but you can’t make changes yet: http: //sim. responsive. net/lt/nyu/entry. html Juran starts the game 4: 00 PM Thu. Sept. 15 The game ends automatically after 4 days, 22 hours, and 35 minutes (2: 35 PM on Tuesday Sept. 20) ©The Mc. Graw-Hill Companies, Inc. , 2004

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Playing Round 1 Objective: Finish the game with the most cash Decision variables: Purchases/sales

Playing Round 1 Objective: Finish the game with the most cash Decision variables: Purchases/sales of machines at three manufacturing stations Written deliverable #1: What decisions did you make? What analysis led you to make those decisions? What did you learn from this game? 2 pages max. ©The Mc. Graw-Hill Companies, Inc. , 2004

Record Holders (Round 1) juran $1, 428, 756 Shaurav Datta Gus Giacoman Jordin Greene

Record Holders (Round 1) juran $1, 428, 756 Shaurav Datta Gus Giacoman Jordin Greene Julia Lamm Paulo Souza (all MBA’ 11) ©The Mc. Graw-Hill Companies, Inc. , 2004

Record Holders (Round 2) synergy 5 $1, 604, 719 Neil Mayer Douglas Monaster Yothin

Record Holders (Round 2) synergy 5 $1, 604, 719 Neil Mayer Douglas Monaster Yothin Peanpanich Jeff Shiue Diana Tsirlina (all MBA’ 10) ©The Mc. Graw-Hill Companies, Inc. , 2004

Record Holders (Total) synergy 5 $2, 984, 853 Neil Mayer Douglas Monaster Yothin Peanpanich

Record Holders (Total) synergy 5 $2, 984, 853 Neil Mayer Douglas Monaster Yothin Peanpanich Jeff Shiue Diana Tsirlina (all MBA’ 10) ©The Mc. Graw-Hill Companies, Inc. , 2004