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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
Product leadership 30 375
Product learning 136
Product line addition/elimination 755
Product output 773
Product planning 51
Product redesign 239
Product requirements 35
Product routing 51
Product structure file 637—638 642
Product structure tree 630
Product tracking 5
Product tree 637
Product variety 773
Product-process matrix 211
Product-specific criteria 26
Production 19 738—742
Production activity control see "Shop-floor control"
Production cost 117
Production cycle time 728
Production efficiency 271
Production layout formats 227—228
Production layout formats, basic formats 227—228
Production layout formats, fixed-position layout 227—228 243—245
Production layout formats, group technology (cellular) layout 227—228 243
Production layout formats, process layout 227—232
Production layout formats, product layout 227 234—242
Production line 211
Production plan 635 see
Production planning environment 563—564
Production planning strategies 564
Production planning strategies, backordering costs 565
Production planning strategies, basic production costs 564
Production planning strategies, budgets 565—566
Production planning strategies, chase strategy 564
Production planning strategies, costs of production rate changes 564
Production planning strategies, inventory holding costs 565
Production planning strategies, level strategy 564
Production planning strategies, relevant costs of 564—566
Production planning strategies, stable workforce, variable work hours 564
Production planning strategies, subcontracting 564
Production process, work methods and 185—186
Production ramp-up phase 113—114
Production rate 562
Production requirements 567
Production scheduling 721
Production scheduling, Goldratt's rules for 721
Production scheduling, inventory and 590
Production setup 243
Production smoothing 574
Production, functional areas and 737—742
Production, marketing and 738—742
Production-line approach 276—277
Productivity 16 162—163 470 723
Productivity as relative measure 39
Productivity loop 396
Productivity measurement 39—42
Productivity measurement, key performance indicators (KPI) 39
Productivity strategy, asset utilization 29
Productivity strategy, cost structure 29
Productivity, defined 39
Productivity, examples of 40
Productivity, job enrichment and 183
Productivity, multifactor measure 39—40
Productivity, numerical examples of 40
Productivity, partial factor productivity 162
Productivity, partial measure 39—41
Productivity, product development performance 126
Productivity, total factor measure of 39—40
Productivity, Wall Street's efficiency measures 41—42
Professional service organizations (PSOs) 268
Profit margins 35
Profit sharing 200—201
Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT) 79 83
Progress curves 135
Progressive Insurance 7—8
Project control charts 77—79
Project control charts, examples of 78
Project control charts, Gantt chart 77—78
Project control charts, milestone chart 78—79
Project development time 120
Project development, economic analysis of 117—120
Project implementation 388—389
Project indirect costs 87
project leaders 73—75
Project management 71 see
Project management information systems (PMIS) 91—92
Project management institute (PMI) 79 92
Project management software 92
Project management techniques 389
project management, defined 73
Project management, designing for the customer 120—122
Project management, functional project 74—75
Project management, human resources and 72
Project management, maintaining ongoing schedules 87
Project management, managing resources 91
Project management, matrix project 75—76
Project management, minimum-cost scheduling 87—91
Project management, network-planning models 79—87
Project management, project control charts 77—79
Project management, pure project 74
Project management, sensitivity analysis 119—120
Project management, structuring projects 74—76
Project management, time-cost models 87—91
Project management, tracking progress 91
Project management, work breakdown structure 76—77
Project manager (PM) 75—76
Project manager (PM), challenges of 88
Project manager (PM), matrix project 75
Project manager (PM), pure project 74
Project milestones 76
Project scheduling see also "Critical Path Method (CPM)"
Project scheduling, maintaining ongoing schedules 87
Project teams 376
Project trade-offs 119—120
Project, defined 73
Project, defined, types of development projects 72—73
Projected available balance 644
ProModel 387
Proth, J. 448
Prototyping 110 123 171
Pullman, M. 287
Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) 10
Pure project 74
Pure project, advantages of 74
Pure project, disadvantages of 74
Pure strategy 564
Pyke, D.F. 585 627
Q-models (fixed-order quantity models) 595
Quadratic programming 52
Qualitative forecasting techniques 512—514 516—518
Qualitative forecasting techniques, Delphi method 514 517
Qualitative forecasting techniques, grass roots 516
Qualitative forecasting techniques, historical analogy 514 517
Qualitative forecasting techniques, market research 514 516—517
Qualitative forecasting techniques, panel consensus 514 517
Quality 126
Quality as competitive dimension 25
Quality at the source 181 322 474
Quality certification 18
Quality characteristics 354
Quality circles 485
Quality control 181
Quality control (QC) department, functions of 324—325
Quality Control Handbook (Juran) 323
Quality cost report 324
Quality costs 773
Quality costs, quality specification and 322—325
Quality function deployment (QFD) 121
Quality gurus 321
Quality improvement, external benchmarking for 336
quality management 389 see
Quality management, external benchmarking 336
Quality management, ISO 9000 333—336
Quality management, quality specification/costs 322—325
Quality management, quantitative aspects of 347
Quality management, SERVQUAL 337
Quality management, Shingo system 320 333
Quality management, Six-Sigma quality 326—332
Quality management, total quality management 320—321
Quality movement 320—321
Quality of labor 451
Quality Planning and Analysis (Juran and Gryna) 361
Quality specification 322
Quality specification, conformance quality 322
Quality specification, cost of quality 323—324
Quality specification, design quality 322
Quality specification, dimensions of quality 322—323
Quality specification, functions of QC department 324—325
Quality specification, quality at the source 322
Quality specification, quality costs and 322—325
quality standards 18
Quality, design quality 25
Quality, importance of 732
Quality, incentive plans and 199
Quality, process quality 25
Quantitative forecasting 512
Quantitative methods 9
QUEUE 289
Queue discipline 296
Queue time 728
Queuing system 291—298 see
Queuing system, components of 292
Queuing system, customer arrivals 291—292
Queuing system, distribution of arrivals 292—295
Queuing system, exit 297—298
Queuing system, factors of 295—298
Queuing system, line length 295
Queuing system, line structures 296—297
Queuing system, mixed line structures 297
Queuing system, multichannel, single phase 296—297
Queuing system, number of lines 295
Queuing system, queue discipline 296
Queuing system, service rate 296
Queuing system, service time distribution 296
Queuing system, single channel, multiphase 296
Queuing system, single channel, single phase 296
Queuing theory 289 387
Quick-build products 114—116
Quotas 191
R charts 357—360 364
R/3 software (SAP) 500—505
R/3 software (SAP), application modules 501—502
R/3 software (SAP), data warehouse 502n
R/3 software (SAP), financial accounting 502—503
R/3 software (SAP), human resources (HR) 503—504
R/3 software (SAP), integrated e-business platform 505—506
R/3 software (SAP), manufacturing and logistics 504
R/3 software (SAP), MySAP.com 505—506
R/3 software (SAP), open information warehouse 502
R/3 software (SAP), sales and distribution (SD) 504—505
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) 5—6
Raisel, E.M. 395
Raman, A. 585 585n
Ramp-up cost 117
Ramsey, G.F., Jr. 207
Rand Corporation 517
Random components 531
Random digits 778—779
Random errors 525
Random order 668
Random variation 347 513
Rapid plant assessment (RPA) 384—385
Rapid plant assessment (RPA), questionnaire and rating sheet 400—401
rapid prototyping 110 123 171
Raritan Corporation 14
Rasiel, E.M. 380 382n 395n
Rate cutting 191
Rate fences 577
Rath and Strong Consulting 283
Raw material 590
Recession 42
Reengineering 389
Reengineering, codification of 391
Reengineering, defined 389
Reengineering, executive involvement and 391
Reengineering, feedback and 391
Reengineering, implementation guidelines 391
Reengineering, principles of 389—391
Regression 528
Regression analysis 387 514 697
Regulatory and environmental excellence 30—31
Reinforcing loop 387 396
Reinventing government 9
Reitsch, A.G. 557
Reliability as competitive dimension 26
Reneging 295
Reorder point 601
Replacement decision 764—765
Research and development 72 422
Residuals 524
Resources 665
Resources, optimizing with linear programming 50
Responsibility charts 388
Responsive supply chains 413
Restructuring 374
Retail service layout 245—248
Retail service layout, ambient conditions 246
Retail service layout, servicescapes 246
Retail service layout, sign, symbols, and artifacts 247—248
Retail service layout, spatial layout and functionality 246—247
Retail service layout, Taco Bell example 245—246
Return on capital employed (ROCE) 28
Return on investment 28 722
Revenue growth strategy 28—29
Rick, B. 44n
Riggle, W. 612n
Risk priority number (RPN) 330
Risk, new technology and 773
Risk-hedging supply chains 412—413
Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company 263—264 276—80
Riverside Methodist Hospital 269
Roadway Logistics 415
Robinson, A. 345 345n
Robot investment 770
Robotics 6
Rockwater 31—32
Rockwell Telecommunications 664
Rohleder, T.R. 395
Romig, H.G. 18 371n
Roos, D. 21 495 495n
Ropes 732
Roth, A.V. 201n 270n 282n 287 448
Rough-cut capacity planning 561
Routine service organizations (RSOs) 268
RPA see "Rapid plant assessment (RPA)"
Ruch, W. 225n
run charts 327 386
Run length (run time) 696
run time 163
Rutter, R. 207
Ryder 414
S-curve 514
Sadowski, R.P. 717
Safety stock (buffer inventory) 472 484 566—567 589 642
Safety stock (buffer inventory), defined 599
Safety stock (buffer inventory), establishing levels of 599—600
Safety stock (buffer inventory), probability approach 600
Sales 729
Sales and distribution 504—505
Sales and operations planning 51
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