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- Factors of Production7
- Operations Strategy and Objectives85
- Methods of Production251
- Business Process Management65
- Operations Planning and Forecasting21
- Business Location60
- Capacity Management42
- Productivity and Efficiency43
- Technology in Operations16
- Lean Production64
- Quality Management72
- Inventory and Stock Control50
- Supply Chain Management and Suppliers31
- Customer Service12
- Crisis Management and Contingency Planning5
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Operations Study Notes Role of Operations Role of Operations Strategic role of operations management Operations refers to the business processes that are engaged in the transformation of inputs into outputs. Profit centres are...
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Operations Chapter 2: The Role of Operations Management 2.1 - 2.2 Strategic Role of Operations Management Operations Management Operations: The business function is concerned with the transformation of inputs into outputs Transf...
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Operation management Operation managements operation managements is an area of management concerned with designing and controlling the process of production and redesigning business operation in ...
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Operational planning Operational Planning What is operational planning,what does this means ? Operational planning is the process of planning strategic goals and objectives to tactical goals and objectives- in fact, manage...
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IGCSE BUSINESS STUDIES NOTES – SECTION 4: OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT IGCSE BUSINESS STUDIES NOTES – SECTION 4: OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT ANUSHKA SAINI PRODUCTION OF GOODS AND SERVICES Production is providing a product or service to satisfy consumer needs and wants. The process involves add...
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Notes a systematic approach to operationalize the business strategy, trying to develop the improvements supported on human resources, and when possible implementing information systems. Page 3: The problem wasn...
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Operations Strategies - created from Mind Map Performance ObjectivesQualityD: How well a product is made/how well a service is delivered. How it's measured: Quality of design, performance and service.Example: Sony vs TeacSpeedD: The time it ta...
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BPM - created from Mind Map BPM aims to continually improve and analyse existing business activities BPM is about improving efficiency, flexibility and effectivenss to respond to change Business process A set of related business activities that ...
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Lean Production and Quality Management Lean Production: producing goods and services with the minimum of waste resources while maintaining high qualitySimultaneous Engineering: product development is organised so that different stages are done at...
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Operations Processes - created from Mind Map Inputs-Transformed resources: those inputs that are changed or converted in the operations process. They are: -materials (basic elements consisting of raw materials and intermediate goods) -informatio...
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Productivity Chapter 37 What is Production? Production is the change of raw materials into 'products' There are 3 type of Production: Job Production: A Job Production involves in the production of a single product at a time. It is used...
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Managing stock Managing stockStock- The resource the business uses to supply customersTypes of stockRaw materials- materials needed to make the final product. The business holds the raw materials so they can make the product if the ...
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Influences - created from Mind Map GET (a) GL(o)C (or) QCGlobalisation: the process whereby, economies around the world are moving 'closer together' because barriers like protectionist policies and natural obstacles like distance and langua...
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3.3 - The Concept Of Quality Total quality management (TQM): •An approach to quality in which everyone is focused on preventing errors occurring and ensuring quality at each stage of the production process. The meaning of quality: •A quali...
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Methods of Production There are many different ways companies can go about producing goods for their customers. When deciding which method to use, they must consider the following - The actual product being made. The quantity of product to...
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Production Systems Job Production Normally "one off" products.Single item or very small quantity. Examples
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Operations - created from Mind Map
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Untitled Suppliers - There are a number of factors a business must consider when choosing a supplier, they are as follows (commonly referred to as the Purchasing Mix), the Production Manager will consider the following - Relia...
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Untitled chapter 19: achieving quality production:what quality means and why it is important for all business:this will ensure that the business will:1) establishes a brand image. 2) builds a band loyalty.3) will maintain a go...
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Specification Content Setting Operational Objectives Value of setting operational objectives - includes; costs, quality, speed of response and flexibility, dependability, environmental objectives and added value External and internal influ...
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Methods of Production JOB PRODUCTION: involves the production of a single product at a time Products meet specific customer requirements eg tailor made wedding dress or World Cup stadium Designed for a specific consumer/purpose Flexible; c...
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Operations Management / Forecasting - creado desde un Mapa Mental Concept Uses of Foprecasts The basic steps in a forecasting task
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Forms of production Lean productionThis is production without any waste.Wastage is defined as anything which doesn't add value.Less waste means less cost.Less cost means higher profits. BenchmarkingTh...
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Resource Managment Resource Management Resource management : resources may include financial resources, inventory, human skills, production resources, or information technology. The process of using a company's report in the most effici...
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Upper 6, Term 1, Sept 2016 Course Outline Welcome Back Students! Congrats on your success at Unit 1! I look forward to even greater success in Unit 2! Examination Assessment - Four exams worth 10% each and a final exam of 60% Course Outline: Week Dates Module...
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16 marker I don't agree lean production would improve performance of Burneside confectionary ltd because the concept of lean production involves employees to be expected to take an active role within the organisation. Employees...
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Untitled - created from Mind Map 1. Role of operations managementGood/service differentiation products are made out of pure/best ingredients such a the milk, cocos, and the sugar 2. Influences Globalisationable to import coco from Ghana, Africa ...
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Untitled operations process Operations Influence of variety The products range is the mix of products made, of services delivered through the operations function Low variety example Car factory with a small v...
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BPM Modules - created from Mind Map Planning Behavioral Functional Negotiation Skills Decision Making Domain Knowledge Big Data Training Statistics / Analysis Budgeting Behavioral Functional Financial Knowledge Analytical Skills Revenue forecasting Beha...
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Untitled Operating systems have 3 stages - (Input) - Raw materials and Labor. (Process) - Using different amounts of different resources in order to produce a different end product. (Output) - The actual goods or service for s...
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Untitled What is the difference between Job Production and Batch Production?Job Production is where a company makes things one at a time, where as a Batch Production is where a company makes things in big Batches, maybe they m...
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GM Objectives - created from Mind Map Performance Management Brand Standards Opportunities for the Future
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Production Flow productionOne advantage of flow production is that many processes which require labour input can be broken down into small tasks. As a result, a number of small specialised tasks are formed and the amount of time...
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Metods of Production - created from Mind Map Job production Batch production Flow production
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Operations management continued - created from Mind Map Government policy - consumer protection New Technology - E-Commerce There are various laws about how products and service should be sold. However the can all be simplified to meet three criteria...
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Managing International Operations - created from Mind Map Production Strategy Acquiring Physical Resource Key Production Concerns
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KAIZEN - created from Mind Map Continuous improvement. An approach to production that aims to achieve change from a series of small steps. All workers are encouraged to think continually about ways to improve the product and the process of making i...
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Untitled Internal influences on Operational objectives. Corporate objectives - As with all the functional areas, corporate objectives are the most important internal influence. An operations objective should not conflict with ...
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These notes cover operations processes, production methods, lean production, quality management and stock. Some bring several operations topics together, while others focus on a single area. They were made by GoConqr users.
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Start with Operations Study Notes for an overview of the role, influences, processes and strategies of operations. Then read Production Systems to focus on methods such as job and batch production. For a closer look at resources used to supply customers, turn to Managing stock.
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Start with Operations Study Notes if you want an overview. It covers the role of operations, influences, processes and strategies. If you already know the area you want to study, Production Systems focuses on production methods, while Managing stock looks at the resources a business uses to supply customers.
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