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Operations management
Optimizing business processes and resource to efficiently deliver value to customer and drive profitability.
Motivation
The internal drive that sustains a person’s behavior and effort toward a goal.
Inputs
The resources utilized to transform to produce good and services.
Processes
The activities that transform resources into final products.
Outputs
The finished goods or services provided to the customer.
Manufacturer
Business the transforms inputs into TANGIBLE, physical products.
CAD (Computer Aided Design)
Software that uses inputted data to generate a 3 dimensional diagram.
CAM (Computer Aided Manufacturing)
Software that controls the manufacturing process.
Robotics
Specialized, programmable machines that perform complex or repetitive tasks automatically.
Raw materials
Unprocessed inputs in natural form prior to transforming.
Unfinished goods
Items undergoing manufacturing but not complete.
Forecasting
Using historical and seasonal trends to predict future customer demands.
Just in time
Materials arrive the exact time needed for production.
Quality
The degree of excellence of a good or service purpose.
Waste
The Halt or Reduced speed of a process at lowest cost.
Lean Management
Maximized customer value and quality via minimal waste and improved operations.
Pull
Production triggered by customer demand or orders (for lean management strategy).
One-Piece Flow
Single items move through each stage of production to detect errors or defects. (lean strategy).
TAKT
The production rate/time to keep pace with customer demand.
Zero Defects
Prevention of errors and ensuring quality output (lean management strategy).
Insourcing of inputs (Global)
Seeking cost efficient materials overseas.
Manufacture/offshoring (Global)
Production of Goods or services different to the business headquarters.
Outsourcing (Global)
Contracting business operations to external providers overseas.
Supply Chain
Range of suppliers which the business buys materials and resources.