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Introduction to operations and supply chain management
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Upper Saddle River, NJ : Pearson Prentice Hall, 2006
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9780139446207
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For the core course in Operations Management, this text provides an integrated and comprehensive treatment of both operations and supply chain management. Students learn how firms must link with their supply chain partners in order to gain a market advantage.


Table of Contents

1 Introduction to Operations and Supply Chain Management
Why Study Operations & Supply Chain Management?
Important Trends
Operations & Supply Chain Management and You
Purpose an Organization of this Book
2 Operations and Supply Chain Strategies
Dell Computer Corporation
Elements of the Business
Strategy
Operations and Supply Chain Strategies
3 Business Processes
Procter & Gamble
Business Processes
Mapping Business Processes
Measuring Process Performance
Reducing Cycle Times
Benchmarking
Strategies for Business Process Improvement
4 Managing Quality
Decatur Trust Bank
Quality Defined
Total Cost of Quality
Total Quality Management
Continuous Improvement Tools
Statistical Quality Control
Managing Quality Across the Supply Chain
5 Managing Projects
Bechtel Group
The Growing Importance of Project Management
Project Phases
Project Management Tools
6 Developing Products and Services
Whirlpool
Operations & Supply Chain Perspectives on Design
The Development Process
Organizational Roles in Product and Service
Development
Approaches to improving Product and Service Designs
7 Process Choice and Layout Decisions in Manufacturing and Services
Bliven Furniture Company
Manufacturing Processes
Product Customization Within the Supply Chain
Service Processes
Layout DecisionModels
8 Managing Capacity
Merck and Crixivan
Capacity
Three common capacity strategies
Methods for evaluating capacity alternatives
Advanced perspectives on capacity
9 Forecasting
Ford's Palladium Debacle
Forecast Types
Laws of Forecasting
Selecting a Forecasting Method
Qualitative Forecasting Methods
Time-Series Forecasting Models
Causal Forecasting Models
Measures of Forecast Accuracy
Computer-Based Forecasting Packages
Collaborative Forecasting, Planning and Replenishment (CFPR)
10 Sourcing Decisions & the Purchasing Process
Dell Computer Corporation
Why Purchasing is Critical
The Sourcing Decision
Sourcing Strategies
The Purchasing Process
Multi-Criteria Decision Models in
Sourcing
Trends in Purchasing Management
11 Logistics
Kraft Foods
The Logistics Renaissance
Why Logistics is Critical
Logistics Decision Areas
Logistics Strategy
Logistics Decision Models
12 Sales and Operations Planning (Aggregate Planning)
Covolo Diving Gear
Part 1 S&OP in the Planning Cycle
Major Approaches to S&OP
Organizing for and Implementing S&OP
Service Considerations
Linking S&OP Throughout the Supply Chain
Applying Optimization Modeling to S&OP
13 Managing Inventory Throughout the Supply Chain
Amazon.com
The Role of Inventory
Periodic Review Systems
Continuous Review Systems
Single Period Inventory Systems
Inventory in the Supply
Chain
Proactive Management of Independent Demand Inventory
14 Managing Production Across the Supply Chain
Herman Miller
Master Scheduling
Material Requirements Planning
Production Activity Control and Vendor Order Management
Synchronizing Planning and Control across the Supply Chain
15 JIT / Lean Production
Toyota Motor Company
The JIT Perspective on Waste
The JIT Perspective on Inventory
Kanban Systems
16 Managing Information Technologies Across the Supply Chain
Understanding Information Needs
Diagnosing and Improving Supply Chain Information Flows
Supply Chain Information Systems
Software Vendor Profiles