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Название: Operations management for competitive advantage
Авторы: Chase R.B., Jacobs E.R.
Аннотация: Operations management (ОМ) has been a key element in the improvement in productivity in businesses around the world. Creating a com реи'live tulvtmutge through operations requires an understanding of how the operations function contributes to productivity growth. However, our intent in this book is to do more than just show you what companies arc doing to create competitive advantage through OM. Our overriding goal is to create a competitive advantage for you in the marketplace by conveying a set of skills and tools that you can actually apply.
Three hot topics in business today are Supply Chain Management. Six Sigma, and Enterprise Resource Planning Systems. These topics arc studied in the book from the view of the operations function with up-to-date high-level managerial material to clarify the "big picture" of what these topics are and why they are so important to business today. Applications that range from high-tech manufacturing to high-touch service are used in the balanced treatment of the traditional topics of the field. Operations management requires a global perspective for many of the topics. Operations management is best done with significant cross-functional integration. Accounting, finance, marketing, human resources management, purchasing, logistics, and engineering impact how firms arc run operationally. To highlight our emphasis on services, globalization, and cross-functional integration, we've used the logos you see here in the text margin next to these discussions.
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Рубрика: Технология /
Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц
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Издание: 11th edition
Год издания: 2006
Количество страниц: 806
Добавлена в каталог: 18.03.2011
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Предметный указатель
Causal relationship forecasting, multiple regression analysis 539
Cause-and-effect 28
cause-and-effect diagrams 327 386
Cavanagh, R.R. 331n 345
CBS 19
Cellular layout 227 243 see
Central America Free Trade Agreement (CTFTA) 452
Centralized/decentralized operations 390
Centroid method 453 456—458 461
Chain stores 6
Champions 330—331
Champy, J. 395 395n
Chandler, D. 690
Chang, T. 774
Change forces 374
Chappell, L. 488n
Chase, R.B. 16 21 48 270n 280 282n 286—287 287n 392n 577 578n 585n
Checksheets 327
Chevron Corp. 506
Chi-square tests 387
Chief operating officer 15
Cho, F. 472
Choice Logistics Inc. 38
Chopra, S. 179 427
Chowdhury, S. 344—345
Chrysler 28
Cincinnati Milacron 769—771
Circuit City 587—588
Cisco Systems 413
Clark, K.B. 16 71—73 75 107n 126n 133
Cleveland, B. 286
Climate for action 31
Closed-loop map 646—647
Closs, D.J. 427
Club Med Resorts 269
CMAX.com 19
Co-production 20
Coca-Cola 416
Cohen, M. 774
Collaborative consultant 380
Collaborative Planning, Forecasting, and Replenishment (CPFR) 542—543
Collier, D.A. 286
Collis, D.J. 375 395n
Colored golf balls 477
Commodity products 25
Common variation 347
Compensation systems 199
Competition 201
Competitive advantage 3 416
Competitive advantage, economies of scale-experience curve and 434
Competitive advantage, facility location and 452
Competitive advantage, operations strategy 39
Competitive advantage, service strategy 269—271
Competitive dimensions, cost or price 25
Competitive dimensions, delivery reliability 26
Competitive dimensions, delivery speed 26
Competitive dimensions, demand changes 26
Competitive dimensions, flexibility 26
Competitive dimensions, long-term competitiveness 71
Competitive dimensions, marketing-operations link 27—28
Competitive dimensions, new product introductions 26
Competitive dimensions, operations strategy 25—28
Competitive dimensions, order winner/order qualifier 27—28
Competitive dimensions, plant-within-a-plant (PWP) 27
Competitive dimensions, product-specific criteria 26—27
Competitive dimensions, quality 25
Competitive dimensions, straddling 27
Competitive dimensions, trade-offs of 27
Competitive pressure 374
Competitive strategy 23—24 269—271
Complementary products 563
Complex systems 114—116
Component parts 590
Compound interest 758
Compound value 758
Computer graphics 771
Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) 375
Computer simulation 387
Computer-aided design (CAD) 122—123 770—771
Computer-aided engineering (CAE) 771
Computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) 772
Computer-aided process planning (CAPP) 771
Computer-integrated manufacturing (CIM) 630 772
Computerization 697—698
Computerized layout techniques 232 245
Computerized Relative Allocation of Facilities Technique (CRAFT) 232 245
Concept development phase 113—114
Concurrent engineering 116
Conformance quality 322
Consecutive days off 678—679
Constant arrival distribution 292
Constraint 743
Consulting firms see "Operations consulting"
Consumer's risk 361
Container system 477
Continental Airlines 27
Continuous flow 211
Continuous improvement 326—330
Continuous replenishment 410
Continuous simulation models 703
Contract manufacturer 6 19 111
Control see "Methods for control"
control charts 330 355—356 386
Conversion processes 210
Conway, R.W. 691n
Cooper, M.B. 427
Cooper, R.G. 133
Coordination-based (system) capabilities 38
Core capabilities 34
Core competence 6 111 416
Core competence, characteristics of 111
Core services 14
Corporate strategy design process 28—32
Corporate strategy design process, customer perspective 30
Corporate strategy design process, financial perspective 28—30
Corporate strategy design process, internal perspective 30—31
Corporate strategy design process, Kaplan and Norton's strategy map 29
Corporate strategy design process, learning and growth perspective 31—32
Corporate strategy, learning curves and 135
Corporate strategy, operations strategy and 24
Corporate strategy, service firms and 36
Corporate strategy, strategic fit of 33—37
Correlation analysis 387
Correll, J.G. 448
Cost accounting measurements 737
Cost activity pools 753
Cost drivers 753
Cost impact 388
Cost minimization 31
Cost of capital 755—758
Cost of goods sold 408
Cost of production rate changes 564
Cost of quality (COQ) 323—324
Cost of quality (COQ), appraisal costs 323
Cost of quality (COQ), external failure costs 324
Cost of quality (COQ), internal failure costs 324
Cost of quality (COQ), prevention costs 323
Cost of revenue 408
Cost of variability 349
Cost reduction 7 773
Cost structure 29
Cost(s) as competitive dimension 25
Cost(s) of common stock 757
Cost(s), avoidable cost 751
Cost(s), facility location 451
Cost(s), fixed cost 750
Cost(s), inventory costs 590—591 773
Cost(s), least total cost (LTC) 650—652
Cost(s), least unit cost (LUC) 652
Cost(s), marginal cost 755
Cost(s), minimum-cost scheduling 87—91
Cost(s), opportunity cost 750
Cost(s), sunk costs 750
Cost(s), variable costs 750
Cost-of-poor-quality loop 396
Cotteleer, M. 509n
Council on Competitiveness 320
Cox, J. 719n 735 749
CPM/PERT 389
CRAFT (Computerized Relative Allocation of Facilities Technique) 232 245
Craumer, M. 427n
Creative Output 721
Critical activity 93
Critical Chain project management 736
Critical customer requirement (CCR) 326
Critical path 79 81
Critical Path Method (CPM) 79—87
Critical Path Method (CPM), assumptions and criticisms 93
Critical Path Method (CPM), cautions on use of 91—93
Critical Path Method (CPM), critical path 79 81
Critical Path Method (CPM), early start schedule 83
Critical Path Method (CPM), immediate predecessors 80
Critical Path Method (CPM), late start schedule 83
Critical Path Method (CPM), probability analysis and 86
Critical Path Method (CPM), single time estimate 80—83
Critical Path Method (CPM), slack time 81—82
Critical Path Method (CPM), three activity time estimates 83—87
Critical Path Method (CPM), time-costs models and 87—91
Critical ratio (CR) 668
Crosby, P.B. 18 321 323 345 345n
Cross-functional work 560
Cross-training 182
Crystal Ball 387
Cumulative average time 135
Curran, T. 509
Customer arrivals 291—292
Customer arrivals, distribution of 292—295
Customer arrivals, finite population 291—292
Customer arrivals, infinite population 292
Customer contact 266
Customer contact, high-contact vs. low-contact systems 266—267
Customer intimacy 30—31 375
Customer loyalty analysis 381
Customer management 24
Customer needs 34
Customer requirements 121
Customer retention 381
Customer service 7—8
Customer sophistication 374
Customer strategy 30—31
Customer strategy, customer intimacy 30
Customer strategy, marketplace differentiation 30
Customer strategy, operational excellence 30
Customer strategy, product leadership 30
customer surveys 381
Customer touch points 20
Customer value 29
Customer waiting time, approximation of 306—309
Customer(s) as focal point 265
Customer(s), designing for 120—122
Customer(s), facility location and 451
Customized products 114—116
Cut-and-try 566—571
Cycle counting 611—613
Cycle time 156 163—164 475 773
Cyclical demand 563
Cyclical factors 513
Daily dispatch list 675—676
Daily work times 679—681
DaimlerChrysler 28
Dasu, S. 280 286 287n
Data analysis 386—388
Data analysis, problem analysis (SPC) tools 386
Data envelopment analysis (DEA) 51 388
data gathering 384—386
Data gathering, plant tours/audits 384—385
Data integrity 677
Data Mining 511
Data responsibility 677
data warehouse 502n 511
Davenport, T.H. 395 509
Davis, M.M. 317
Dawson, C. 495
De Lurgio, S. 557
Decentralized operations 390
Decision making 391
Decision making, management decisions 9
Decision rules 694
Decision trees 388 438—440
Declining-balance method 752
Decomposition of time series 531—537
Decomposition, least squares regression and 534—537
defects 319 326 332—333 352
Defects per Million Opportunities (DPMO) 326
Define, measure, analyze, improve, and control (DMAIC) cycle 326—329
Degree of patience 295
Deiderichs, R. 374
Delay 396
Delivery reliability as competitive dimension 26
Delivery speed as competitive dimension 26
Dell Computer 5 20 30 42 112 242 406 408—409 423
Deloitte Touche 375 383n
Delphi method 514 517
Demand changes 26
Demand characteristics 411
Demand for products 637
Demand forecasts 511 542 641
Demand management 512
Demand management, defined 512
Demand management, independent demand 512
Demand patterns 35
Demand, components of 513—516
Demand, independent vs.dependent 591
Demand-pull (customer-driven) scheduling 487
Deming, W.E. 18 191 321 345
demographics 450—451
Department store inventory policy 613—614
Dependent demand 512 591 630
Dependent events 724
Depreciation 751
Depreciation, declining-balance method 752
Depreciation, depreciation-by-use method 752—753
Depreciation, double-declining-balance method 752
Depreciation, straight-line method 752
Depreciation, sum-of-years' digits (SYD) 752
Depreciation-by-use method 752—753
Derivative projects 72
Deseasonalization 536
Deshmukh, S.D. 179
Design 122 see
Design detail phase 113—114
Design flows 479—481
Design for logistics 416—417
Design for manufacturing and assembly (DFMA) 122—125
Design of Experiments (DOE) 326 330
Design quality 25 322
Design, manufacturing and 113
Design, manufacturing process flow design 215—220
Design, product development process and 113
Detailed complexity 395
Devaux, S.A. 107
Development cost 117 120
Development projects, types of 72—73
Dewhurst, P. 133 133n
Diebold, F.X. 557
Differentiation, customer intimacy 30
Differentiation, operational excellence 30
Differentiation, product leadership 30
Dimensions of quality 322
Direct expenses 15
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