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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
Forward buying 409
Forward scheduling 664 736
Foxfire Technologies Corp. 665
Franchise building 28
Francis, R.L. 467
Free trade zones 452
Freeman, J. 190n
Freeze window 484
Freivalds, A. 207
Frey, E. 416
Frito-Lay 771
Front-end partnership agreement 542
Frontline Systems 59
Frosch, R.A. 767
Frozen 635
Frumkin, M.J. 212n
Fujitsu 416
Full-time-equivalent employees (FTEs) 571
Fulmer, W.E. 207
Functional layout 227
Functional products 411
Functional project 74—75
Functional project, advantages of 74
Functional project, disadvantages of 75
Functional silo syndrome 383
Fung, V. 420
future value 759
Gagnon, R. 261
Gail, R. 317
Gain sharing 200—201
Gang process chart 189
Gang, Y. 690
Gantt charts 77—79 118 389
Gantt charts, shop-floor control and 675
Gantt charts, tracking Gantt chart 91
Gantt, H.L. 77
gap analysis 382—383
Gap, Inc. 191 202
Garrison, R. 754n
Gartner Inc. 270
Garvin, D.A. 21 48 345n
Gary, L. 41n
Gategourmet 486
Gateway 42
Gaynor, G.H. 774
Gemini Consulting 375
General Electric (GE) 200 319 326—327 331—332
General Motors (GM) 28 211 236 399 410
General Motors (GM) Strategic Initiatives (GMSI) 399
Generic product development process 112—113 115
Genetic solver option 59
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) 459
George, M.L. 395 495
Ghosh, S. 261
Giffi, C. 201n 207n 448
Gilbreth, F. 18 187—188
Gilbreth, L. 18 187—188
Gilmore Research Group 516
Gitlow, H. 345
Global enterprise resource planning systems 19
Global sourcing 418—419
Global supplier 19
Globalization 201
Goal of the firm 722
Goal programming 52
Goal The (Goldratt) 721
Goldratt Institute 721
Goldratt's rules of production scheduling 721
Goldratt's Theory of Constraints (TOC) 721
Goldratt, E.M. 179n 719n 721—722 735—736 743 749 749n
Good corporate citizen 31
Goods, services vs. 12
Goodson, R.E. 384—385 395 395n 400n—401n
Goodyear 323
Government barriers 452
Govil, M. 448
Gozinto chart 216 225n
Grant, E.L. 359 370 371n
Graphical linear programming 53—55
Grass roots forecasting 514 516
Gray hair projects 377
Gray, A.E. 179 179n
Gray, C.F. 107
Greaver, M.F. II 414n 427
Green belts 331
Greiner, L. 392n 395
Grinders 376
Groover, M.P. 774
Gross domestic product (GDP) 10
Gross requirements 640 644
Gross, D. 317
Gross, J.M. 495
Group technology (cellular) layout 227—228 243
Group technology (cellular) layout, benefits of 243
Group technology (cellular) layout, development of 243—244
Group technology (cellular) layout, virtual GT cells 243
Group technology (GT) 473—474
Group technology (GT), departmental specialty vs. 474
Group technology cell (GT cell) 474 664
Gryna, F.M. 345 361
GTE 513
Guru Associates 377
H R Block 269
H.B. Maynard Co. 202
Haider, S.D. 717n
Hall, R.H. 495n
Hall, T. 207
Hamacher, H. 467
Hammer, M. 18 225 389 395 395n
Hammesfahr, R.D. 448
Hammond, J.H. 585 585n
Hamper, B. 236
Handfield, R.B. 427
Hanke J.E. 557
Harrah's Casinos 271—272
Harrington, H.J. 717
Harris, C.M. 317
Harris, G. 248n
Hart, C.W.L. 287n
Harvard Business Review 18 277
Harvard Business School 16 506
Hayes, R.H. 16 48 49n 210 213n 415n 427
Haywood-Farmer, J. 441 448n
Heineken 588
Heinrich, C. 502n
Helfert, E. 766
Hellberg, R. 448
Hemp, P. 263n
Heragu, S. 261
Herman Miller 200
Hernandez, J.A. 509
Heskett J.L. 287 287n
Hewlett-Packard 14 361 410 413 415 419 480
Hidden inventory 472
High degree of customer contact 266—267
High-contact services 264
High-contact vs. low-contact systems 266—267
High-risk products 114—116
Hill, T.J. 27—28 30 48 48n 225
Hillerich and Bradsby 503
Hillier, F.S. 317
Historical analogy 514 517
Hitachi 416
Hoech J. 286
Hoenes, T. 495
Hoffman, T. 244n
Hofmann, m. 502n
Hogg, D. 495
Holding costs 590—591
Hollman, L. 690
Home Depot 30 246
Honda Motor Company 111 154 209—211 241 433 487
Honeywell 485
Hopp, J.W. 179
Hopp, W. 48
Host community 452
Hotel Monaco 281
Hourly work times 681—682
House of quality 121—122
Human resources 72 201 503—504
Huthwaite, B. 133
Hybrid process 160
Hyer, N. 225 261 774
Hyndman, R.J. 557
Hypothesis testing 387 697
I2 Technologies 500 506 629
IBM 182 375 410 413 637
IBM Business Consulting Services 461
Icenogel, M.L. 370
ICl 336
IDEO Product Development 109—110 120 153
Idle time 728
Ikea 246
Imagine That! 704
Immediate predecessors 80
Impatient arrivals 295
In-process inventory 243
Incentive plans see "Financial incentive plans"
Independent demand 512 591
Individual incentive plans 199—200
Individual learning 135 141—142
Industrial design 120
Industrial engineering (IE) 9 16 185
Industrial robots 768
Industry learning 136
Infinite loading 664
Infinite population 292
Infinite potential length 295
information 14
Information production line 277
Information technology (IT) 375
Information technology (IT), supply chain strategies 412—413
Information-processing work 390
Informational processes 12
Infrastructure 24 451
Innovation 31
Innovation in operations 7—8
Innovative products 411
Input 11 39—40 154 172
Input-transformation-output relationships 11
Input/output (I/O) control report 676—677
Input/output models 514
INSEAD 406
insertion 211
Institute for Supply Management 10
Intangible assets 751
Integer programming 52
Intel 30 416—417
Interdepartment flow 229—231
Interest rate effects 758—761
Interest tables 783—786
Intermediate-range planning 561
Internal failure costs 324
internal rate of return (IRR) 752 759
internal services 265
Internal strategy 30—31
International Organization for Standardization 18 333
Internet 18 20 374
Internet retailing 587
Internet, operations strategy and 36—37
interruptions 170
Inventory 15 435 588 722 735;
Inventory analysis, purpose of 590
Inventory control 51
Inventory control in services 613—615
Inventory control, price-break models 606—609
Inventory control, supply chain management and 605—606
Inventory costs 590—591 773
Inventory costs, accuracy and cycle counting 611—613
Inventory costs, defined 589—590
Inventory costs, dollar days 735
Inventory costs, holding (carrying) costs 590—591
Inventory costs, independence of operations and 590
Inventory costs, independent vs.dependent demand 591
Inventory costs, order size and 590
Inventory costs, ordering costs 591
Inventory costs, product demanded and 590
Inventory costs, production scheduling and 590
Inventory costs, purposes of 590
Inventory costs, raw material delivery time and 590
Inventory costs, reduction of 588
Inventory costs, replenishment of 543
Inventory costs, setup (production change) costs 591
Inventory costs, shortage costs 591
Inventory costs, talking inventory 6
Inventory costs, treatment of 735
Inventory holding costs 565
Inventory management, objectives of 636
Inventory on hand 562
Inventory position 597
Inventory records file 639—640 642—643
inventory systems 589 592—596
Inventory systems, ABC inventory planning 610—611
Inventory systems, accuracy and cycle counting 611—613
Inventory systems, fixed-order quantity models (Q-models) 595—603
Inventory systems, fixed-time period models (P-models) 595—596 603—605
Inventory systems, inventory accuracy 611—613
Inventory systems, multiperiod systems 595—596
Inventory systems, optional replenishment system 609—610
Inventory systems, problems of 608
Inventory systems, services and 613—615
Inventory systems, single-period model 592—595
Inventory systems, two-bin systems 609—610
Inventory transactions file 640
Inventory turn 605—606
Inventory turnover 408 423
Inventory waste 472
Inventory-in-transit 588
Investment decisions 755
isee systems 399
ISO 9000 certification 18 335—336
ISO 9000 certification, first party 336
ISO 9000 certification, second party 336
ISO 9000 certification, third party 336
ISO 9000 standards 320 333—335
ISO 9000 standards, business processes 335
ISO 9000 standards, guidelines 334
ISO 9000 standards, requirements 334
ISO 9001 standard 504
ISO 9002 and ISO 9003 standards 335
Iso-profit line 54
Issue trees 381—382
Item master file 642—643
ithink 399
Iwai, M. 209
Jacobs, B. 16
Jacobs, F.R. 427 498n 509 585 627 661
Jaguar 433
Japanese Railways 382
Japanese-style work groups 184
Jefferson Pilot Financial 469
Jelly Belly Candy Company 431
Jiang, H. 690
Job customization 377
Job design, behavioral considerations in 182—184
Job design, decisions for 181—182
Job design, defined 181
Job design, feedback 184
Job design, financial incentive plans 199—201
Job design, job enrichment and 183
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