Operations Management
An Integrated Approach, International Student Version
5th Edition
Published on 18. January 2013
Book
Paperback/Softback
680 pages
978-1-118-32363-2 (ISBN)
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In the 5th Edition of Operations Management, Dan Reid and Nada Sanders have strengthened their commitment to improve the teaching and learning experience in the introductory operations management course. The text provides a solid foundation of Operations Management with clear, guided instruction and a balance between quantitative and qualitative concepts. Through an integrated approach, the authors illustrate how all business students will interact with Operations Management in future careers. And, with increased support for students through new pedagogy, worked out examples and WileyPLUS, the 5th Edition provides the help students need to complete the course with greater success.
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Operations Management
An Integrated Approach. International Student Version
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Chapter 1. Basics of Operations Management.
Chapter 2. Strategy and Productivity.
Chapter 3. Product and Process Design.
Chapter 4. Global Supply Chain Management.
Chapter 5. Managing Quality.
Chapter 6. Quality Control and Six Sigma.
Chapter 7. Lean Systems.
Chapter 8. Forecasting and Demand Planning.
Chapter 9. Capacity and Location Decisions.
Chapter 10. Layout Planning.
Chapter 11. Job Design and Work Measurement.
Chapter 12. Inventory Management Policies.
Chapter 13. Sales and Operations Planning.
Chapter 14. Materials Planning.
Chapter 15. Operations Scheduling.
Chapter 16. PERT, CPM, and Critical Chain.
Appendix A: Solutions to Odd-Numbered Problems.
Appendix B: The Standard Normal Distribution.
Appendix C: P-Chart.
Company Index.
Subject Index.
Supplement A Spreadsheet Modeling: An Introduction.
Supplement B: Introduction to Optimization.
Supplement C: Waiting Line Models.
Supplement D: Master Scheduling and Rough-Cut Capacity Planning.