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- The management of processes or systems that create goods and/or provide
services.
Operations management - inputs transformed into outputs (goods or services)
- plays role in supply chain
- works with marketing and finance

VALUE added
It creates _____
- research and investment, salaries, creating profits

1. Degree of Standardization (highly standardized or highly customized)
Classifications on Productive Systems 2. Type of Operation (project, repetitive)
3. Tangible good or Intangible act

Key functions on the supply side are: - operations and supply chains

Key functions on the demand side: - sales and marketing

Too little supply leads to... - lost opportunity and customer dissatisfaction

1. Finance
Three basic functional areas of 2. Marketing
organization: 3. Operation
Need support and input from all areas for Operation to produce goods and services

Operations and Supply Chains are.... - intrinsically linked and no business organization could exist without both

- measurements taken at various points in the transformation process
Feedback in the transformation process is
- compared with previously established standards to determine whether corrective
defined as:
action is needed (control)

- The comparison of feedback against previously established standards to determine
Control:
if corrective action is needed within the transformation process

Value-Added equation - Value or Price of Outputs - Cost of Inputs.

In Nonprofits, the value of outputs is their - value to society
________

Money from Value-Added is used for things - R&D, Investments, salaries, and profit.
like _____, _____, _____, ______

How many percent of jobs involve 50%
Operations Management?

Eli Whitney came up with the concept of... - interchangeable parts

Adam Smith came up with the concept of... - division of labor

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, Watt came up with the concept of... - new power sources (The steam engine)

What are the Post Civil War dates? - (1865-1900)

- Mass exodus of farm laborers-labor pool
- Modern capital formation-joint stock co.
Events of Post Civil War - Entrepreneurial ideas-Morgan,etc.
- Rapid expansion of West-railroad
----Great Productive Explosion----

F.W. Taylor--efficiency and productivity
F. Gilbreth--motion studies
Scientific Management's Key People: L. Gilbreth--fatigue studies (cheaper by the dozen)
H. Gantt--scheduling charts
H. Ford--auto assembly

Dates of Scientific Management: - (1875-1925)

- "Systematic Planning"
- "Control Systems"
Scientific Management's Key events:
- "Scientific or Analytical Investigation"
- "Standards as Benchmarks"

Systematic Planning


Control Systems


Scientific or Analytical Investigation


Just-in-time manufacturing


Lean production tools


TQM


1. Identify the Problem--not just the symptoms
2. Specify Objectives and Decision Criteria
3. Develop Alternatives--be creative
Decision theory steps 4. Analyze and Compare Alternatives
5. Select the Best Alternative
6. Implement the Chosen Alternative
7. Monitor the Results

Certainty - relevant parameters such as costs, capacity, and demand have known values

Risk - certain parameters have probabilistic outcomes

Uncertainty - it is impossible to assess the likelihood of various possible future events

- maximin
- maximax
Decision making under uncertainty
- laplace
- minimax regret

Maximin - worst possible payoff for each alternative and choose the best of the worst

Maximax - determine the best payoff of the best alternatives

Laplace - take the average

Minimax regret - Determine the worst regret for each alternative

Decision making under risk: - Expected monetary value criterion (EMV)

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