B207A Shaping Business Opportunities I - Introduction to Operations Management

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Operations Management

The efficient delivery of goods and services to customers through effective management of the organization’s resources to meet their customers’ needs.

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Efficiency

Achieved through good process design, effective planning and control systems, and a workforce involved in continuously improving processes and systems.

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Reducing Costs

Efficient operations can lead to positive impact by reducing costs.

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Enhancing Revenues

Providing more marketable goods and services through quality, service, and innovation increases revenue.

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Input-Process-Output (IPO) Model

A model that summarizes the roles of operations management, showing the types of resources operations managers collect and use efficiently and effectively.

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Transformation Processes

The processes that operations managers focus on managing, linking activities in a complex system.

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Material Processing

Transformation process predominantly transforming materials, such as manufacturing, mining, and logistics.

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Information Processing

Transformation process mainly processing information, such as banking, accounting, and telecommunications.

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Customer Processing

Transformation process involving processing customers, such as in hotels, hospitals, and theme parks.

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Physical Transformation

Involves a physical alteration of resources, such as preparing food or machining metal.

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Informational Transformation

Involves transforming data or information, such as in company reports or recording booking information.

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Possession Transformation

Involves the change in ownership or access to goods or data.

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Location Transformation

Involves moving resources from one place to another, such as in logistics.

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Storage Transformation

Involves storing resources, such as inventory in warehouses or data on servers.

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Physiological or Psychological Transformation

Involves affecting the physical or mental state of a customer, such as medical treatments or counselling.