Operations Management: A Process-Based Approach with Spreadsheets
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Jack Meredith and Scott Shafer abandon the traditional approach for operations management books and focus on business processes and spreadsheets to solve problems. They provide readers with an applied and contemporary introduction to operations management as well as a solid foundation in its theory. With this text, readers will discover the latest trends currently being used in business. They'll learn about the additional skills needed to succeed in an extremely competitive environment. This includes the trend away from vertical hierarchical organizations toward horizontal process-centered ones creating a need for individuals who can also work as part of a team and who understand how technology can be used to better meet customer needs.
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Scott M. Shafer and Jack R. Meredith are the authors of Operations Management: A Process Approach with Spreadsheets, published by Wiley.
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OPERATIONS IN A GLOBAL MARKET.
The Nature of Operations.
Business Strategy and International Competitiveness.
Quality Management.
Business Process Design.
PRODUCT AND TRANSFORMATION SYSTEM DESIGN.
Product/Service Selection and Design.
The Transformation System.
Facility Layout.
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PROCESSES.
Forecasting.
Capacity Planning.
Facility Location.
PRODUCT SUPPLY PROCESSES.
Aggregate and Master Scheduling.
Inventory Management.
Planning Materials Requirements.
Just-In-Time Systems.
Detailed Scheduling.
Project Management.
Quality Control.
Appendices.
Bibliography.
Photo and Illustration Credits.
Index.
The Nature of Operations.
Business Strategy and International Competitiveness.
Quality Management.
Business Process Design.
PRODUCT AND TRANSFORMATION SYSTEM DESIGN.
Product/Service Selection and Design.
The Transformation System.
Facility Layout.
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PROCESSES.
Forecasting.
Capacity Planning.
Facility Location.
PRODUCT SUPPLY PROCESSES.
Aggregate and Master Scheduling.
Inventory Management.
Planning Materials Requirements.
Just-In-Time Systems.
Detailed Scheduling.
Project Management.
Quality Control.
Appendices.
Bibliography.
Photo and Illustration Credits.
Index.
