Hey Eddy, just wanted to say thank you for posting these lectures. They were very helpful. My instructor just reads off slides, whereas you give relevant and insightful examples!
Definitely complaining of the same problem , looks like since the spread of covid and the implementation of elearing the instructors lost passion in teaching
I dug up an Op Mgmt text from my closet or somewhere, and am SOOOOO grateful that YOUR lectures are from the EXACT same text! So fortunate to just have this supplement freely available!.. Thank you!.. I glanced a bit at your channel, and I am an outdoors person myself, and maybe you play piano it looks like?.. i like to have a go at piano myself, from time to time… or well I try😄 Much love! I will leave comments as I progress throught the “course” 😉 I hope I can maintain staying motivated, and read through text.
It is great lecture but I have a comment in the system approach regarding the marketing campaign that may double customers and operation decision that marketing can not do that bcoz lack of financing to increase capacity. My comment is that it is not operation decision but it is operation restriction and the decision is up to the top management straight away since it is business growth strategy and capturing the business development opportunities. The top management may borrow money from investors or take funds of banks to finance the capacity expansion. thanks
Hey Eddy, just wanted to say thank you for posting these lectures. They were very helpful. My instructor just reads off slides. and Would really appreciate it if you could share PPT. Thank you in advance.
Very easy to learn or get into Operation Management videos here on RU-vid. Thank you Mr. Witzel for sharing your knowledges of Operation management here. May I ask what is the name of the textbook of this Operation Management lecture is? Thank you, Jerley, Rat
Thank you so much Mr Witzel for such a well explained introduction to Operations Management. It was easy to understand and I kept focus you were able to capture my attention. Are you able to share the slides with us?
Hi guys i have a question do we really need to memorize the explanations of the four sources of variations? , and by the way thank you so much Sir you helped me a lot
Hi Eddy, Nice explanation by you. I am pursuing MBA from one of the top B Schools in Mumbai, India. I have my exam due in the next few weeks and this was a very good revision. Thank you. Would really appreciate it if you could share PPT. Thank you in advance.
Sir this looks fantastic and a knowledgeable,however I just want to know whether I should prefer for this course as a certification because eventually that will be counted
Eddy Witzel: Is it okay Sir to download the videos and use for my class? Our school has a copy of the Book of Sir William J. Stevenson entitled Operations Management, Thirteenth Edition. Thank you.
Thank you very very much for all knowledge I have done your operation management graduate MBA course from mind luster certified platform Could you provide course notes which can download?
Well done for this simple, well presented and able to follow introduction to operations management. Please would you mind if I use this for my students as part of their module in an Engineering Management class?
Dear Friends, I want to know the difference in the way of operating departments within a company, especially between large and small companies, what are the differences? I think it's different in terms of production capacity, shipping capacity, inventory capacity, right ?.
Operations management is the management of the company's main product or service. If it is a factory, it is managing the factory. If it is a restaurant, it is managing the restaurant.
Although this lecturer is not very 'explaining type'; his slides are rich with structured, comprehensive content. So thank you for that. I learned a lot. But there is another thing which shouldn't go uncommented. Whenever a cheap, low quality good, or unethical behavior is discussed, the only country that comes to this lecturer's mind is China. I did not know that Americans were this much discriminative and hostile towards China. No wonder why China created a high-quality virus to greet the US, if they did so of course.
Many Masters in Business Administration (MBA) degrees have operations management as a required or elective course. Some universities may offer a concentration in operations management as part of the MBA. In the USA, classes taken for a 4 year bachelors degree are undergraduate. Classes taken for advanced degrees such as an MBA are graduate courses. I hope that this helps.
Dear Friend, I have a question: The financial department, sale & marketing department belong to Operation Management field, right?. I confused it. Thank you.
Dear Friends, I have confused, and I have many questions: 1/ How the financial and accouting, legal, HR, supply chain, IT departments support the operations/primary activities of a manufacturing company?. the financial and accouting, legal, HR, supply chain, IT departments belong to Operation Management?. 2/ How the Sales & Marketing departments support the operations/primary activities of a manufacturing company?. Could you help?. Thank you.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 📚 *Introduction to Operations Management* - Introduction and overview of operations management, including definition and distinction between goods and services. - Key components of operations management and the supply chain. - Introduction to the transformational process and its importance in adding value. 01:18 🔄 *Goods vs. Services* - Differentiation between goods and services with examples. - Explanation of how operations management applies to both goods and services. 02:55 📦 *Supply Chain Overview* - Detailed explanation of the supply chain from suppliers to final customers. - Importance of supply chain management in operations. 03:35 🔁 *The Transformational Process* - In-depth discussion of the transformational process, including inputs, transformation, outputs, and feedback. - Examples of transformational processes in different types of businesses. 05:40 ⚖️ *Goods and Services Continuum* - Exploration of the continuum between goods and services, highlighting the mixture of both in various industries. 07:04 📈 *Why Study Operations Management* - Explanation of the significance of operations management in business success. - The relationship between operations management and other business functions. 10:11 🚀 *Career Opportunities in Operations Management* - Overview of career paths in operations management and supply chain. - Introduction to professional societies related to operations management. 11:24 🔄 *Business Processes and Supply & Demand* - Discussion on different types of business processes and the balance between supply and demand. 13:52 📊 *Process Variation and Operations Management Scope* - Identification of sources of process variation and the comprehensive scope of operations management activities. 17:33 🛠️ *Role of the Operations Manager* - Detailed insights into the decisions and responsibilities of operations managers, including system design and operational decisions. 23:39 📐 *Systems Approach and Historical Evolution* - Explanation of the systems approach in operations management and a brief overview of its historical evolution. 27:19 🏭 *Historical Evolution of Operations Management* - Overview of the progression from the Industrial Revolution to modern management theories. - Key milestones include the Industrial Revolution, scientific management, human relations movement, decision models, and the influence of Japanese manufacturing on quality and just-in-time production. 31:40 🌍 *Key Issues for Operations Managers Today* - Discussion on contemporary challenges facing operations managers, including economic conditions, innovation, quality, risk management, and global competition. - Emphasis on sustainability, ethical concerns, and the impact of e-business on operations. 34:50 🔗 *Supply Chain Management Challenges* - Examination of supply chain management complexities and the shift towards integrated supply chain strategies. - Focus on outsourcing, transportation costs, competitive pressures, globalization, e-business, supply chain complexity, and inventory management strategies. Made with HARPA AI
