Operations management
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Operations management
Pearson, 2022
10th ed
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Previous ed.: 2019
Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
Operations may not run the world but make the world run! Learn how a business operates and improves its processes from some of the leading experts in the field. Operations Management, 10th edition is the ultimate guide on the subject, providing you with the best ways and strategies to learn, explore and make sense of how a business works, coming from world-leading experts Nigel Slack, Alistair Brandon-Jones, and Nicola Burgess.
Strategic in its perspective and with a clear structure, the latest edition offers a comprehensive and practical way to study key concepts surrounding effective operation processes, from theory to practice.
What makes Operations Management, 10th edition work so well?
Clear structure, thanks to the "4 Ds" model of Operations Management.
Real-life examples that are shown in the "Operations in Practice" boxes and case studies.
Worked examples that blend qualitative and quantitative perspectives.
Critical commentaries, posing alternative views where appropriate.
Summary provided in practical bullet points, answering key questions.
A new section in every chapter called "Responsible Operations", that summarises how the topic touches upon social, ethical, and environmental issues.
With plenty of new end-of-chapter case studies and a plethora of international examples, this textbook will challenge your critical thinking, both individually and as part of your group discussion in class. Along with the practice cases, summaries, and illustrations, this edition is the definitive guide for your studies in the field of Operations Management.
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Table of Contents
Operations management
Operations performance
Operations strategy
Product and service innovation
The structure and scope of supply
Process design
The layout and look of facilities
Process technology
People in operations
Planning and control
Capacity management
Supply Chain Management
Inventory management
Planning and control systems
Operations improvement
Lean operations
Quality management
Managing risk and recovery
Project management
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