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Business Operations Management
Rating: 4.6 out of 5(7 ratings)
25 students

Business Operations Management

Supply Chain, Inventory, Quality, Maintenance and Facility Management for Business Excellence
Created byProfadev Resources
Last updated 5/2023
English
English [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • Overview of Business Operations Management
  • Learn the Types, Differentiating Features and Nature of Operations Management
  • Understand the Interface between Operations Management and other support functions
  • Explain Supply Chain Management Concepts
  • Explain the Strategic Role of Inventory Management in Organizations
  • Define and List the Various Quality Management Standards
  • Thorough Understanding of Maintenance and Facility Management

Course content

5 sections • 19 lectures • 42m total length

  • Course Introduction2:34

    Explore the scope of operations management, its interface with marketing and finance, and key topics like supply chain, inventory management with ABC analysis, EOQ, total quality management, and maintenance.

  • Introduction I0:48

    Explore the types of operations management, its interface with support functions and the supply chain, and the strategic role of inventory in quality, facility management, and safety systems and processes.

  • Overview of Business Operations Management2:59

    Explore the overview of operations management, including forecasting, capacity planning, scheduling, inventories, quality, and location decisions. Identify types of operations across goods producing, storage and transportation, exchange, entertainment, and communication.

  • Nature of Business Operations Management3:23

    Learn how operations management uses forecasting, capacity planning, scheduling, inventories, and quality to balance cash flow and profits in airlines, while coordinating pilots, crews, and service staff.

  • Part A

Requirements

  • None

Description

This course starts with a general overview of operations management, provides details about scope of operations management with practical examples. The course expose students to various types of operations systems, elucidate on differentiating features of operations management, provide key details on the nature of operations management.

The course is designed to teach the import of the various management functions in an organization, elucidate on the superior functions of operations management, marketing and finance, and reveal the interface between operations management and other functions.

It provide students with a broad overview of supply chain management, elucidate on distinguishing features of supply chain for a manufacturing firm and that of a service provider, teach concepts of distribution, finished goods placement and selection of transportation mode. The course describes in details core skills of measuring supply-chain performance.

The course teaches core concepts of inventory management, elucidate on the import of inventory management in organisations, and expose students to the techniques of using ABC analysis in identifying critical inventory items. The course provides students with a standard definition, method of derivation and application of the Economic Order Quantity (EOQ).

The course consists of basic Total Quality Management concepts, expose students to the relevance of international quality standards to a firm’s competitiveness. It teaches general principles of maintenance and facility management, the course provides details on the concept, derivation and application of plant and equipment availability, and expose students to concepts and functions of maintenance management.

Who this course is for:

  • Operations Managers and Personnel
  • Facility Managers and Personnel
  • Maintenance Engineers and Personnel
  • Business Managers and Personnel
  • Corporate Executives and Managers
  • Business Analysts, Planner and Managers
  • Business Owners and Entrepreneurs etc

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