Operations: Operations Management 1001 Methods

Author: Bao Yaru
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: A mandatory course for senior and middle-level managers in modern enterprises. This book consists of four parts, totaling fifteen chapters. The first part concisely and accurately introduces the concepts of production and operations management, as well as corporate research and development (R&D) and operational forecasting methods. The second part focuses on the design of production and operations systems, primarily analyzing three design tasks for readers: work design, facility location, and facility layout. The third part covers how production and operations are planned, scheduled, and controlled, which is the key content of the book; the last part demonstrates the author's presentation of the exciting content and methods for maintaining and improving production and operations systems. After reading this book, you will discover its greatest advantage—the perfect combination of essential theories and practical operations. Each chapter is composed of "Mandatory Concepts," "Essential Concepts," "Practical Operations," and "Cases and Discussion Questions," fully reflecting the book's characteristics.