About Workshop
Operations Management (OM) has been a key element in the improvement in productivity in business around the world. Creating a competitive advantage through operations requires an understanding of how the operations function contributes to productivity growth.
How we manage productive resources is critical to strategic growth and competitiveness. Operations Management is the managing of these productive resources. It entails the design and control of systems responsible for the productive use of raw materials, human resources, equipments, and facilities in the development of a product or service. This workshop addresses the issues of Operations Management and Competitiveness and how the field of OM can provide direction in gaining and maintaining competitive advantage.
Operations Management should appeal to individuals who want to be directly involved in making products or providing services. The entry-level operations specialist is the person who determines how best to design, supply, and run the process. Senior operations managers are responsible for setting the strategic direction of the company from an operations standpoint, deciding what technologies should be used, where facilities should be located, and managing the facilities that make the products or provide the services. Operations Management is an interesting mix of managing people and applying sophisticated technology. The goal is to efficiently create wealth by supplying quality goods and services.
Workshop topics to be covered:
This workshop has been designed and tailored by Mr. Ejazur Rahman amassing his over a decade experience in working and managing the Supply Chain and Operations function of a reputed global manufacturing and marketing organization. The workshop also has the benefit of the resource person's affiliation with various professional organization and trainings that he received in various reputed global institutes. The workshop therefore brings a blend of hands-on practical insights as well as intelligent academic extracts, and helps attendees identify quick hits in their area of operations with tremendous high returns. Furthermore, this workshop leverages Operations Management Best practices from several key benchmarks from benchmarking firms.
Topics that will broadly frame the workshop contents are:
- Operations Management – What and Why?
- Operations Strategy and Competitiveness
- Project Management
- Operations Strategy and Managing Change
- Product Design and Process Selection
- Process Analysis
- Job Design and Work Measurement
- Manufacturing
- Services
- TQM
- Statistical Quality Control
- Supply Chain Design
- E Commerce and E-Ops
- Supply Chain Strategy
- Just In Time (JIT)
- Planning and Controlling the Supply Chain
- Forecasting
- Aggregate Planning
- Inventory Control
- MRP
- Scheduling
- Theory of Constraints
- Operations Management Best Practices