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  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1119588723
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1119588726
  • Author: Roberta S. Russell, Bernard W. Taylor

Operations Management: Creating Value Along the Supply Chain, 2nd Canadian Edition is designed to teach students how to create value and competitive advantage along the supply chain in a rapidly changing global environment. Beyond providing a solid foundation, this course covers increasingly important OM topics including sustainability, corporate social responsibility, global trade policies, securing the supply chain, and risk and resilience. Most importantly, Operations Management, Second Canadian Edition makes the quantitative topics easy for students to understand and the mathematical applications less intimidating. Appropriate for all business students, this course takes a balanced approach to the foundational understanding of both qualitative and quantitative operations management processes.

Table contents:

  1. Part I: Operations Management
  2. Chapter 1: Introduction to Operations and Supply Chain Management
  3. 1.1 The Operations Function
  4. 1.2 The Evolution of Operations and Supply Chain Management
  5. 1.3 Globalization
  6. 1.4 Productivity and Competitiveness
  7. 1.5 Strategy and Operations
  8. 1.6 Organization of This Text
  9. 1.7 Learning Objectives of This Course
  10. Summary of Learning Objectives
  11. Summary of Key Terms
  12. Questions
  13. Problems
  14. S1: Supplement Operational Decision-Making Tools: Decision Analysis
  15. S1.1 Decision Analysis with and without Probabilities
  16. Summary of Learning Objectives
  17. Summary of Key Formulas
  18. Summary of Key Terms
  19. Solved Problems
  20. Problems
  21. Chapter 2: Quality Management
  22. 2.1 What Is Quality?
  23. 2.2 Quality Management System
  24. 2.3 Quality Tools
  25. 2.4 The Role of Employees in Quality Improvement
  26. 2.5 Six Sigma
  27. 2.6 The Cost of Quality
  28. 2.7 The Effect of Quality Management on Productivity
  29. Summary of Learning Objectives
  30. Summary of Key Formulas
  31. Summary of Key Terms
  32. Solved Problems
  33. Questions
  34. Problems
  35. Chapter 3: Statistical Process Control
  36. 3.1 The Basics of Statistical Process Control
  37. 3.2 Control Charts
  38. 3.3 Control Charts for Attributes
  39. 3.4 Control Charts for Variables
  40. 3.5 Control Chart Patterns
  41. 3.6 Process Capability
  42. Summary of Learning Objectives
  43. Summary of Key Formulas
  44. Summary of Key Terms
  45. Solved Problems
  46. Questions
  47. Problems
  48. S3: Supplement Operational Decision-Making Tools: Acceptance Sampling
  49. S3.1 Single-Sample Attribute Plan
  50. S3.2 The Operating Characteristic Curve
  51. S3.3 Average Outgoing Quality
  52. S3.4 Double- and Multiple-Sampling Plans
  53. Summary of Learning Objectives
  54. Summary of Key Terms
  55. Solved Problem
  56. Questions
  57. Problems
  58. Chapter 4: Product Design
  59. 4.1 The Design Process
  60. 4.2 Technology in Design
  61. 4.3 Design Quality Reviews
  62. 4.4 Design for the Environment
  63. 4.5 Quality Function Deployment
  64. Summary of Learning Objectives
  65. Summary of Key Terms
  66. Summary of Key Formulas
  67. Solved Problems
  68. Questions
  69. Problems
  70. Chapter 5: Service Design
  71. 5.1 The Service Economy
  72. 5.2 Characteristics of Services
  73. 5.3 The Service Design Process
  74. 5.4 Tools for Service Design
  75. 5.5 Waiting Line Analysis for Service Improvement
  76. Summary of Learning Objectives
  77. Summary of Key Terms
  78. Summary of Key Formulas
  79. Solved Problems
  80. Questions
  81. Problems
  82. Chapter 6: Processes and Technology
  83. 6.1 Process Planning
  84. 6.2 Process Analysis
  85. 6.3 Process Innovation
  86. 6.4 Technology Decisions
  87. Summary of Learning Objectives
  88. Summary of Key Terms
  89. Summary of Key Formulas
  90. Solved Problems
  91. Questions
  92. Problems
  93. Chapter 7: Capacity and Facilities Design
  94. 7.1 Capacity Planning
  95. 7.2 Facilities
  96. 7.3 Basic Layouts
  97. 7.4 Designing Process Layouts
  98. 7.5 Designing Service Layouts
  99. 7.6 Designing Product Layouts
  100. 7.7 Hybrid Layouts
  101. Summary of Learning Objectives
  102. Summary of Key Formulas
  103. Summary of Key Terms
  104. Solved Problems
  105. Questions
  106. Problems
  107. S7: Supplement Operational Decision-Making Tools: Facility Location Models
  108. S7.1 Types of Facilities
  109. S7.2 Site Selection: Where to Locate
  110. S7.3 Site Selection: Factors to Consider
  111. S7.4 Location Analysis Techniques
  112. Summary of Learning Objectives
  113. Summary of Key Formulas
  114. Summary of Key Terms
  115. Solved Problem
  116. Questions
  117. Problems
  118. Chapter 8: Human Resources
  119. 8.1 Human Resources and Quality Management
  120. 8.2 The Changing Nature of Human Resources Management
  121. 8.3 Contemporary Trends in Human Resources Management
  122. 8.4 Employee Compensation
  123. 8.5 Managing Diversity in the Workplace
  124. 8.6 Job Design
  125. 8.7 Job Analysis
  126. 8.8 Learning Curves
  127. Summary of Learning Objectives
  128. Summary of Key Formulas
  129. Summary of Key Terms
  130. Solved Problems
  131. Questions
  132. Problems
  133. S8: Supplement Operational Decision-Making Tools: Work Measurement
  134. S8.1 Time Studies
  135. S8.2 Work Sampling
  136. Summary of Learning Objectives
  137. Summary of Key Formulas
  138. Summary of Key Terms
  139. Solved Problems
  140. Questions
  141. Problems
  142. Chapter 9: Project Management
  143. 9.1 Project Planning
  144. 9.2 Project Scheduling
  145. 9.3 Project Control
  146. 9.4 CPM/PERT
  147. 9.5 Probabilistic Activity Times
  148. 9.6 CPM/PERT Analysis with OM Tools
  149. 9.7 Project Crashing and Time–Cost Tradeoff
  150. 9.8 Microsoft Project
  151. 9.9 Global and Diversity Issues in Project Management
  152. Summary of Learning Objectives
  153. Summary of Key Formulas
  154. Summary of Key Terms
  155. Solved Problem
  156. Questions
  157. Problems
  158. Part II: Supply Chain Management
  159. Chapter 10: Supply Chain Management: Strategy and Design
  160. 10.1 Supply Chains
  161. 10.2 The Management of Supply Chains
  162. 10.3 “Green” Supply Chains
  163. 10.4 Information Technology: A Supply Chain Enabler
  164. 10.5 Supply Chain Integration
  165. 10.6 Measuring Supply Chain Performance
  166. Summary of Learning Objectives
  167. Summary of Key Terms
  168. Summary of Key Formulas
  169. Solved Problem
  170. Questions
  171. Problems
  172. Chapter 11: Global Supply Chain Procurement and Distribution
  173. 11.1 Procurement
  174. 11.2 E-Procurement
  175. 11.3 Distribution
  176. 11.4 Transportation
  177. 11.5 The Global Supply Chain
  178. Summary of Learning Objectives
  179. Summary of Key Terms
  180. Questions
  181. S11: Supplement Operational Decision-Making Tools: Transportation and Trans-Shipment Models
  182. S11.1 The Transportation Model
  183. S11.2 The Trans-Shipment Model
  184. Summary of Learning Objectives
  185. Summary of Key Terms
  186. Solved Problem
  187. Problems
  188. Chapter 12: Forecasting
  189. 12.1 The Strategic Role of Forecasting in Supply Chain Management
  190. 12.2 Forecasting Demand
  191. 12.3 Time Series Methods
  192. 12.4 Forecast Accuracy
  193. 12.5 Regression Methods
  194. Summary of Learning Objectives
  195. Summary of Key Formulas
  196. Summary of Key Terms
  197. Solved Problems
  198. Questions
  199. Problems
  200. Chapter 13: Inventory Management
  201. 13.1 The Role of Inventory in Supply Chain Management
  202. 13.2 The Key Elements of Inventory Management
  203. 13.3 Inventory Control Systems
  204. 13.4 Economic Order Quantity Models
  205. 13.5 Quantity Discounts
  206. 13.6 Reorder Point
  207. 13.7 Order Quantity for a Periodic Inventory System
  208. 13.8 Order Quantity for the Single-Period Inventory Model
  209. Summary of Learning Objectives
  210. Summary of Key Formulas
  211. Summary of Key Terms
  212. Solved Problems
  213. Questions
  214. Problems
  215. S13: Supplement Operational Decision-Making Tools: Simulation
  216. S13.1 Monte Carlo Simulation
  217. S13.2 Areas of Simulation Application
  218. Summary of Learning Objectives
  219. Summary of Key Terms
  220. Solved Problem
  221. Questions
  222. Problems
  223. Chapter 14: Sales and Operations Planning
  224. 14.1 The Sales and Operations Planning Process
  225. 14.2 The Hierarchical Nature of Planning
  226. 14.3 Strategies for Managing Capacity
  227. 14.4 Proactive Strategies for Managing Demand
  228. 14.5 Quantitative Techniques for Aggregate Planning
  229. 14.6 Aggregate Planning for Services
  230. Summary of Learning Objectives
  231. Summary of Key Terms
  232. Solved Problems
  233. Questions
  234. Problems
  235. S14: Supplement Operational Decision-Making Tools: Linear Programming
  236. S14.1 Model Formulation
  237. S14.2 Graphical Solution Method
  238. S14.3 Linear Programming Model Solution
  239. S14.4 Solving Linear Programming Problems with Excel
  240. S14.5 Sensitivity Analysis
  241. Summary of Learning Objectives
  242. Summary of Key Terms
  243. Solved Problem
  244. Questions
  245. Problems
  246. Chapter 15: Resource Planning
  247. 15.1 Material Requirements Planning (MRP)
  248. 15.2 Capacity Requirements Planning (CRP)
  249. 15.3 Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
  250. 15.4 ERP and Related Software: Connectivity and Integration
  251. Summary of Learning Objectives
  252. Summary of Key Terms
  253. Solved Problems
  254. Questions
  255. Problems
  256. Chapter 16: Lean Systems
  257. 16.1 The Basic Elements of Lean Production
  258. 16.2 Implementing Lean Production
  259. 16.3 Other Applications of Lean Systems
  260. Summary of Learning Objectives
  261. Summary of Key Formulas
  262. Summary of Key Terms
  263. Questions
  264. Problems
  265. Chapter 17: Scheduling
  266. 17.1 Scheduling Techniques
  267. 17.2 Loading
  268. 17.3 Sequencing
  269. 17.4 Monitoring
  270. 17.5 Advanced Planning and Scheduling Systems
  271. 17.6 Employee Scheduling
  272. Summary of Learning Objectives
  273. Summary of Key Formulas
  274. Summary of Key Terms
  275. Solved Problems
  276. Questions
  277. Problems
  278. Solutions to Selected Problems
  279. Index

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