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Summary CIE Business (9609) AS LEVEL UNIT 4 Operations and Project Management Notes

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This document provides an extensive breakdown of the content related to each syllabus point in Unit 4 (Operations and Project Management) of the CIE 9609 BUSINESS AS LEVEL.

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Consistency in the marketing mix

The need for the marketing mix to be consistent with the
business, the product type and the market
- All must reinforce the same message for a coherent customer experience



☆ U4: OPERATIONS AND PROJECT
MANAGEMENT -- THE NATURE OF
OPERATIONS ☆
Inputs, outputs and the transformation process

Operations encompasses products and services
- Operations = designing and controlling systems that are the transformation process


Process: from idea/need to final product/service
- Identify market gap
- Decide to fill it
- Identify resources
- Inputs
- 4 FoPs
- Output


Resources

- Land
- Physical, extraction sites
- Labour
- Manual, skilled - improved w training

, - Capital
- Any ‘tools’ used to produce goods and services
- Intellectual capital
- Intangible - human qualifications, skills


Effectiveness, efficiency and productivity

Difference between effectiveness and efficiency
- Efficiency = producing output at highest ratio of output to input
- Most output w/ least input
- Effectiveness = measure of how well product meets n/w


Productivity = measuring efficiency
- Measure of labour efficiency
- Output in time period / total workers employed (or capital employed)


Value added

How ‘value added’ is linked to marketing, the operations
process and operations decisions
- Process = each transformation state adds more monetary value to the product
- Decisions = taken to maximise added value
- Marketing = improve design, quality and personal attention


Capital versus labour intensity

Benefits and limitations of capital and labour intensive
processes

DEFINITIONS BENEFITS LIMITATIONS

CAPITAL Capital equipment Mass production, Expensive start-up,
INTENSIVE more of an input EoS, low labour costs maintenance,

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