Presentation for applied operations management
Module Assessment 1 Rubric
Module Title: Applied Operations Management
Module Code: 5LO507
CW1 Analysis and presentation
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Task A: Identify all the processes and their activities which are mentioned. Classify them in accordance with their type. |
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· identified different processes (at least 10) |
10 |
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· identified activities within those processes (at least few under each process) |
10 |
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· classified type of process as to what the process is working on (Information, Customer, Materials) |
5 |
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Task B: Which of these processes were most affected by the severe weather, directly and/or indirectly? |
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· correctly identified which processes (identified earlier) were impacted directly and/or indirectly. |
10 |
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Task C: Identify different organisations (and their type) involved in delivering the goods and services described in this case study. |
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· identified different organisations operating at the Brussels airport (at least 10) |
10 |
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· correctly described the type of activity of the organisations (e.g. services/ products or both) |
5 |
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Task C (A): What are the implications of this?
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· identified some implications, challenges and benefits of different organisations working in Brussels airport? (At least 5) |
15 |
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Task D: Focusing on key operational areas, how would you as an operations management team have managed such a situation to effectively meet the demanding quality standards and customer expectations?
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utilised a strategic approach to identify problems and provided precise strategic recommendations to resolve those problems? Students may identify many problems and then choose to resolve only a few. The main thing to observe is the systematic approach, creativity and innovation in their thinking to deal with problems. |
25 |
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professionally designed presentation? |
5 |
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presented in a professional manner? |
5 |
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Report Total Mark
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100 |
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