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Lecture1Introduction2.pptxApplied Operations Management
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Lecture 1 – Introduction
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| Dr Simon Peter Nadeem (Module Leader) | |
| Dr Jay Daniel | |
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| Dr Simon Peter Nadeem (Module Leader) Office E501 [email protected] Phone: 01332 593498 |
| Dr Jay Daniel Office E501 [email protected] Phone: 01332 59 |
| Mike Edwards (for HND student group) [email protected] Office: E-501 (Meetings by appointment only) |
Teaching Team
Note: Meetings with Teaching Team Members can be arranged by appointment ONLY
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To students from:
BA (Hons) Business Management (MKT, HRM, Int. BUS, Finance & Enterprise)
Business & Management HND
Joint Honours
Exchange
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WELCOME EVERYONE
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What is Operations Management?
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Operations Management
INPUTS
Human labor
Materials and parts
Energy (gas, electricity, coal)
Machinery/equipment
TRANSFORMATION
Process
Manufacturing
Assembly
Location change
Exchange (retail)
Storage (distribution center)
OUTPUTS
Finished product
Service interaction with customer
Increased knowledge or satisfaction
The process that effectively produce, transform, and deliver a product or service.
Heizer, Jay & Render, Barry (2013). Operations Management, 11th ed, Pearson
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Customers
Transformed resources
Ingredients
Packaging
Customers
Transforming resources
Equipment
Fittings
Staff
Inputs and outputs at SUBWAY®
Input resources
Served and satisfied customers
Transformation process
Cutting
Cooking
‘Assembling’
Wrapping
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Value Chain
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The modern business environment is highly volatile and intensely competitive, and is likely to remain so for the foreseeable future. The role of the operations function; how the organisation actually sources, produces and delivers goods and services to demanding customers, becomes a key contributor to superior performance and customer satisfaction.
The module provides a framework, to understand the crucial role of operations to business success.
The aim of this module is to provide students with a knowledge and understanding of Operations and Supply Chain Management. It provides the theory as well as practical applications of different business sectors.
What’s the module about ?
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On successful completion of the module, students will be able to:
Understand the operations function as a mechanism for competitive advantage.
Recognise the need to maintain and improve operations to meet demanding quality standards and customer expectations
Understand the role of design, planning, control and improvement in the operations function, and be able to apply this knowledge to practical workplace situations in a variety of business sectors.
Analyse Warehouse / DC, transport, process and other components in the Ops management – Creating and Maintaining Value, Reducing Obsolescence, ensuring Effectiveness and Efficiency
Apply research skills and appropriate methodologies to solve operations and supply chain problems
Analytical, Modelling, Decision making Team working, Innovation skills
Learning Knowledge and Skills
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Please arrive on time and remain until the end of session
Please ask questions, if you got about the topic
Please no phones or games in class
Computers are ok for study purposes (no Facebook).
Conduct in Class
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Slack, N. et al (2013), Operations Management, 7th Edition, London, FT Prentice-Hall.
Slack, N. et al (2019), Operations Management, 9th Edition, London, Pearson
Both versions are available as an E-book through Derby University Library
Textbook & References
Additional References are available in the module handbook.
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Have a good attendance record and be on time - scanner monitoring NO STUDENT CARD, NO ATTENDANCE
Participate & Contribute in class and share experiences
Lectures/Seminars (24%) 48 hrs Cases study, group discussions, etc.
Guided independent study (76%) 152 hrs
Total 200 hrs
On time Assignments submissions
Read the relevant textbook chapter and UDO - Blackboard Online notes
Complete the set of activities during class
You are responsible for your own performance
Enjoy the process of learning new things
What is expected from you
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Assessments
| Assessment | Task | Weighting | Due |
| CW 1 | Group Assignment | 30% | Week 5 Commencing 22nd Feb. 2021 |
| CW 2 | Individual Management Report | 70% | 14th May, 2021 |
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Blackboard can be accessed via UDO and enables students to communicate electronically with tutors and peers, access course materials, assessments and other resources relevant to their studies.
UDO - Blackboard
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Thank you for your attention
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