Operations Management is a vital role in every organization. Describe how operations management relates to other functions of an organization. Describe the scope of Operations Management and decision making. Describe the concepts of competitiveness and strategic planning.
Operations Management is a vital role in every organization. Describe how operations management relates to other functions of an organization. Describe the scope of Operations Management and decision making. Describe the concepts of competitiveness and strategic planning.
With the skills gained in this course, you will be able to see how an operations manager plays a significant role in achieving the organization’s strategic goals.
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OperÂaÂtions manÂageÂment involves the design, planÂning, direcÂtion and conÂtrol of the facilÂiÂties, processÂes, mateÂriÂals, enerÂgy and peoÂple used in proÂducÂing an orgaÂniÂzaÂtion’s prodÂucts, or serÂvices. Every indusÂtry and orgaÂniÂzaÂtion uses operÂaÂtions ma...
Learn to integrate people, places, process and technology to ensure functionality of a built environment.
As a Controller, you are expected to be the financial expert in your organization. You are relied upon to produce, analyze and interpret the financial data that will be used by the executive team to make key financial decisions.
In this course, you will explore the basic and essential aspects of this field of study at the tactical level.
This course will introduce students to the five major decision areas in operations management: process, quality, capacity, inventory and supply chain. Along with this, students will understand the operation’s objectives related to both manufacturing and service organizations.
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