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Chase R.B., Jacobs E.R. — Operations management for competitive advantage
Chase R.B., Jacobs E.R. — Operations management for competitive advantage



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Íàçâàíèå: Operations management for competitive advantage

Àâòîðû: Chase R.B., Jacobs E.R.

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Operations management (ÎÌ) has been a key element in the improvement in productivity in businesses around the world. Creating a com ðåè'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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Ñòàòóñ ïðåäìåòíîãî óêàçàòåëÿ: Ãîòîâ óêàçàòåëü ñ íîìåðàìè ñòðàíèö

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Èçäàíèå: 11th edition

Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 2006

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 806

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 18.03.2011

Îïåðàöèè: Ïîëîæèòü íà ïîëêó | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ññûëêó äëÿ ôîðóìà | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ID
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Marketing-operations link      27—28
Marks and Spencer      336
Marriott Corporation      268—269
Marshall, P.W.      225n
Mass customization      18 419—422
Massachusetts Institute of Technology      396
Master black belts      331
Master production schedule (MPS)      561 633—635
Master production schedule (MPS), available to promise      635
Master production schedule (MPS), defined      634
Master production schedule (MPS), developing of      641—642
Master production schedule (MPS), time fences and      634—635
Master schedule      635
Material costs      773
Material handling      51 243
Material requirements planning (MRP)      561 630—631 647
Material requirements planning (MRP) systems      635—640
Material requirements planning (MRP) systems, bill of materials file      637—639 642
Material requirements planning (MRP) systems, calculations for      643—644
Material requirements planning (MRP) systems, closed-loop MRP      646—647
Material requirements planning (MRP) systems, demand for products      637 641
Material requirements planning (MRP) systems, example of      641—644
Material requirements planning (MRP) systems, explosion process      640
Material requirements planning (MRP) systems, flow manufacturing and      648—649
Material requirements planning (MRP) systems, improvements in      645—648
Material requirements planning (MRP) systems, inventory records file      639—640 642
Material requirements planning (MRP) systems, JIT and      648—649
Material requirements planning (MRP) systems, lot sizing and      649—652
Material requirements planning (MRP) systems, low-level coding      639
Material requirements planning (MRP) systems, master production schedule      641—642
Material requirements planning (MRP) systems, MRP computer program      640 643—644
Material requirements planning (MRP) systems, net change systems      640
Material requirements planning (MRP) systems, philosophy of      636
Material requirements planning (MRP) systems, purposes of      635—636
Material requirements planning (MRP) systems, system structure      636—640
Material requirements planning (MRP) systems, work center load      645—646
Material requirements planning (MRP), defined      630
Material requirements planning (MRP), dependent demand and      630
Material requirements planning (MRP), example of      632—633
Material requirements planning (MRP), industry applications/benefits of      631
Material requirements planning (MRP), master production schedule (MPS)      633—635
Material requirements planning (MRP), synchronous manufacturing and      736
Matrix project      75—76
Matrix project, advantages of      75
Matrix project, disadvantages of      75
Maxwell, W.L.      691n
Mayben, J.      286
Maynard, H.B.      191n
McClain, J.      298
McDonald's Corporation      12 16 30 123 153—154 160—162 269 276 453 485—487
McDougall, G.H.G.      287n
McKinsey $\&$ Company      336 373—375 380—381 391 487
McLeavey, D.W.      585
Mclnnis, K.R.      495
Mean      347 357 364
Mean absolute deviation (MAD)      525—527 544
Mean squared error      525
Measurement of error      524—527
Measurement of error, mean absolute deviation (MAD)      525—527 544
Measurement of error, tracking signal      525—527
Medium-term      516
MedModel      387
Meindl, P.      427
Melnyk, S.A.      774
Memorial Health Services      664
Menor, L.J.      282n
Merck      42
Merit pay      201
Merrill Lynch $\&$ Company      269
Method analysis      185
Methods for control      727—736
Methods for control, batch sizes      732—735
Methods for control, drum, buffer, rope      730—732
Methods for control, finding the bottleneck      728—729
Methods for control, importance of quality      732
Methods for control, inventory treatment      735
Methods for control, nonbottleneck to bottleneck      729—730
Methods for control, saving time      729
Methods for control, time components      728
Methods Time Measurement (MTM)      191
Metters, R.      287
Meyer, C.      448
Meyers, F.E.      207 261
Micromotion analysis      187—188
Microsoft Corporation      19 399 413
Microsoft Excel Solver tool      50 55—58
Microsoft Excel Solver tool, Answer Report      58
Microsoft Excel Solver tool, Sensitivity Report      58
Microsoft Project      92 389
Milestone chart      79
milestones      76
Miller Brewing Company      485
Miller, L.W.      691n
Minders      376
Minimum-cost scheduling      87—91
Mixed line structures      297
Mixed strategy      564
Mixed-model line balancing      240—242
Modeling      399
Moderately firm      635
Modern Production Management (Buffa)      16
Modular bill of materials      638
Mom-and-pop retailing      6
Mondon, Y.      241 261n 495
Monster.com      269
morale      31
Most Work Measurement System (MOST)      191 202
Motion study      187—188
Motion-time analysis      235
Motivation      142 190
Motorola      200 326 349 354 410 413
Motwani, J.      21
moving averages      518
MRP computer program      640—644
MRP II      see "Manufacturing resource planning (MRP II)"
Multi-stage process      158—159
Multichannel, multiphase      297
Multichannel, single phase      296—297
Multifactor productivity measure      39—40
Multiperiod inventory systems      595—596
Multiperiod inventory systems, choice of systems      595
Multiperiod inventory systems, fixed-order quantity models (Q-models)      595—596
Multiperiod inventory systems, fixed-time period models (P-models)      595—596
Multiple lines      295
multiple regression analysis      539
Multiple-stage process      210
Multiplicative seasonal variation      531—532
Multivariate testing      330
Muth, J.F.      179n
Muther, R.      261n
MySAP.com      505—507
N jobs on m machines      674
N jobs on one machine      668—670
N jobs on two machines      671—672
Nanda, R.      690
Narasimhan, R.      774
Narasimhan, S.      585
National Institute of Standards and Technology      18
NatSteel Electronics      451
Nayar, P.      272n
NEC      416
Negative exponential distribution      782
Negative feedback loops      396
Negroponte, N.      774
Neresian, R.L.      21
Nestle      399
Net change systems      640
Net present value (NPV)      117—119 759 761
Net profit      722
Net requirements      640 644
Net return      755
Network-planning models      79—87
Network-planning models, Critical Path Method (CPM)      79—87
Network-planning models, Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT)      79
Neuman, R.P.      331n 345
New service development process      282
New-product introduction      26
Newsperson inventory problem      592—595
Nguyen, V.      133
Niche markets      6 19
Nichols, E.L., Jr.      427
Niebel, B.W.      194 207
Nike      419
Ninah, J.      202
Nissan      433 487
Nokia      9
Nollet, J.      441n
Non-steady state process      167
Nonbottleneck      725—726
Nonlinear programming      52
Nordstrom Department Stores      269 276—278
Nordstrom, J.      278
Normal distribution      348
Normal time      192
Norman, R.      261n
Norris, G.      509
Nortel Networks      413
Northeast Utilities      182
Norton, D.P.      28—31 41 48 49n
Numerically controlled (NC) machines      768
O'Halloran, D.      345n
Oakwood Healthcare System      663
Obermeyer, W.      585
Objective function      54
Obsolescence      751
Off-the-shelf products      36
Office layout      248—249
Offshoring      374
Ohno, T.      471
OLM Consulting      399
Olsen, J.R.      225
Olson, D.L.      717
On-site service      276
One-bin system      610
One-time orders      595
Online category manager      587
Open-to-buy      614
Operating characteristics (OC) curves      362—363
Operating characteristics (OC) curves, lot size effects      363
Operating characteristics (OC) curves, shaping the OC curve      362—363
Operating expenses      722
Operation and route sheet      216—217
Operation time      163—164
Operational capabilities, competitive pressure and      374
Operational capabilities, customer sophistication and      374
Operational capabilities, forces for change in      374
Operational capabilities, move to services      374
Operational effectiveness      24
operational excellence      30—31 375
Operational goal      723
Operational measurements      722—723
Operational planning and control, decisions      9—10
Operational risks      773
Operations as service      14—15
Operations chart      185 188
Operations consulting      373—374 392
Operations consulting process      379—380
Operations consulting process, consultants' roles      380
Operations consulting process, guidelines for projects      380
Operations consulting tool kit, cost impact      380
Operations consulting tool kit, data analysis      380
Operations consulting tool kit, data gathering      380
Operations consulting tool kit, implementation      380
Operations consulting tool kit, payoff analysis      380
Operations consulting tool kit, problem definition      380—383
Operations consulting tool kit, solution development      380
Operations consulting, 5 Ps of production      378
Operations consulting, defined      374—375
Operations consulting, economics of consulting firms      377—378
Operations consulting, effective job of      375
Operations consulting, needed for      378—379
Operations consulting, strategic/tactical areas of need      378—379
Operations consulting, tool kit for      380—389
Operations effectiveness      24
Operations management (OM) as manager's critical responsibility      7—9
Operations management (OM), current issues in      19—20
Operations management (OM), defined      9—11
Operations management (OM), historical development of      16—18
Operations management (OM), innovation in      7—8
Operations management (OM), internal perspective and      30
Operations management (OM), major challenges of      19—20
Operations management (OM), organizational chart in      13—14
Operations management (OM), overview of      7—9
Operations management (OM), reasons to study      8—9
Operations management (OM), strategy components of      24
Operations Manager      181
Operations performance      see also "Performance measurements" "Productivity"
Operations performance, efficiency measures      42
Operations performance, Wall Street evaluation of      41—42
Operations planning      see "Sales and operations planning $(S\&OP)$"
Operations research      16
Operations research and management science (OR/MS)      9
Operations scheduling      664
Operations strategy      see also "Corporate strategy design process"
Operations strategy, competitive dimensions of      25—28 39
Operations strategy, core capabilities and      34
Operations strategy, corporate fit of      33—37
Operations strategy, corporate strategy and      24
Operations strategy, customer needs-order fulfillment      34
Operations strategy, defined      24—25
Operations strategy, Internet and      36—37
Operations strategy, manufacturing strategy development      34—36
Operations strategy, marketing-operations link      27—28
Operations strategy, order winners and qualifiers      27—28
Operations strategy, organization-based capabilities      38
Operations strategy, planning process and      24
Operations strategy, process-based capabilities      37
Operations strategy, productivity measurement and      39—42
Operations strategy, service firms      36
Operations strategy, success of      25
Operations strategy, systems-based (coordination) capabilities      38
Operations strategy, trade-offs of      27
Operations technology      767—772
Operations technology, hardware systems      768—770
Operations technology, manufacturing technologies      767—772
Operations, capacity management and      430—431
Operations, complexity of      395
Operations, core services      14
Operations, forces for change      374
Operations, future of      5—7
Operations, perceptions of      15—16
Operations, strategic fit of      33—34
Operations, value-added services      14
Oppenheim, A.      345
Oppenheim, R.      345
Opportunity      326
Opportunity cost      750
Opportunity flow diagram      330
Optimal      386
Optimization      576
optimization techniques      51 see "Linear
Optimized product technology (OPT)      721
Optimum point      54
Optional replenishment system      609—610
Oracle      500 506 576 629
Order qualifier      27—28 35
Order scheduling      562
Order winner      27—28 35
Ordering costs      591
organization charts      13—14 386
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