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What does the abbreviation CAD stand for?
Computer-aided design
Use of computers systems in kitchen design, architecture, engineering, design or products
Identify 2 features you would find in a CAD package.
• Able to change from 2D drawings to 3D surface models
• Walk-through
• Produce a list of costings
• Layering
• Rotate 3D design so that it can be seen from different angles
• Zoom in or out
• Add shading (hatching)
What does the abbreviation CAM stand for?
Computer-aided manufacturing
The use of computers to control the manufacturing process in some way e.g. robots, drills, lathes
Identify 2 features you would find in a CAM package
• Uses a computer, CAM software and device to produce items. Products are therefore made automatically
• Can take input from CAD package and produce a set of instructions to give to machinery to manufacture the item
• Used to program and control equipment e.g. robots, drills, cutters
• CAM equipment can be re-programmed to make new products
What does the abbreviation EPOS stand for?
Electronic point of sale
Identify two input devices used with a POS terminal.
touch screen display
keyboard
magnetic strip reader
bar code reader
Describe two advantages of bar code input
faster - can read bar codes at different angles
more accurate than typing in codes manually
low printing costs
Describe two disadvantages of bar code input
can only be used to input numbers
laser scanners in supermarkets are expensive (hand-held are cheaper)
What does the abbreviation EFT stand for and briefly explain what it is.
Electronic funds transfer
payment of goods - where payment is made from one account to another
What are two methods of EFT payments?
credit and debit card
payments using an intermediary e.g. PayPal
using an electronic purse - credit money to a card before use
payments made between bank accounts using on-line banking
What are two disadvantages (from a customer's point of view) of electronic payments?
encourages impulse buying which they might later regret, because payments are easy
may spend too much on credit cards
possibility of card details being used fraudulently
not everyone has a computer or internet access
worry about companies holding your personal data and shopping habits
What are two disadvantages to stores of accepting electronic payments?
they have to pay commission to cc/debit card company
stolen cards used to buy goods
need to try and ensure security for customers entering their card details
expense of setting up payment system
Identify 3 of the main parts of an e-commerce system?
catalogue of products that includes search facility
shopping basket (can add/remove items)
checkout where customers enter details and pay for goods
payment - payment either accepted or declined and confirmation email sent to customer
Briefly describe the 'just in time' stock control system used by many suspermarkets?
goods are delivered to stores as fast as they are being sold. Deliveries arrive 4 or 5 times a day rather than one large delivery in the morning.
Identify two costs associated with keeping stock.
cost of buying the stock
cost of premises to store the stock
staffing costs can be high - needed to move and find stock
wastage due to damage or goods going past their sell-by-date