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Operations Management

Creating Value Along the Supply Chain
Loseblattwerk
864 Seiten
2019 | 2nd Revised edition
John Wiley & Sons Inc (Verlag)
978-1-119-58872-6 (ISBN)
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Operations Management: Creating Value Along the Supply Chain, 2nd Canadian Edition is designed to teach students how to create value and competitive advantage along the supply chain in a rapidly changing global environment. Beyond providing a solid foundation, this course covers increasingly important OM topics including sustainability, corporate social responsibility, global trade policies, securing the supply chain, and risk and resilience. Most importantly, Operations Management, Second Canadian Edition makes the quantitative topics easy for students to understand and the mathematical applications less intimidating. Appropriate for all business students, this course takes a balanced approach to the foundational understanding of both qualitative and quantitative operations management processes.

Preface ix


Part One Operations Management


1 Introduction to Operations and Supply Chain Management 1


Tim Hortons: Every Cup Tells a Story 1


Introduction 2


1.1 The Operations Function 2


Along the Supply Chain 1.1: What Do Operations and Supply Chain Managers Do? 3


1.2 The Evolution of Operations and Supply Chain Management 6


1.3 Globalization 9


Along the Supply Chain 1.2: Creating Shared Value at Nestlé 10


1.4 Productivity and Competitiveness 14


1.5 Strategy and Operations 16


Along the Supply Chain 1.3: Whole Foods Market’s Unique Strategy 20


Along the Supply Chain 1.4: New Players Disrupt with Innovation 21


Along the Supply Chain 1.5: Feeding Canada 26


Summary of Learning Objectives / Summary of Key Terms / Questions / Problems


Case Problem 1.1 Visualize This 30


Case Problem 1.2 Whither an MBA at Brandon? 31


Case Problem 1.3 Weighing Options at the Weight Club 31


References 31


S1 Operational Decision-Making Tools: Decision Analysis 33


Introduction 33


S1.1 Decision Analysis with and without Probabilities 34


Summary of Learning Objective / Summary of Key Terms / Summary of Key Formulas / Solved Problems / Problems


Case Problem S1.1 Whither an MBA at Brandon? 50


Case Problem S1.2 Transformer Replacement at Mountain Side Electric Company 51


Case Problem S1.3 Evaluating Projects at Nexcom Systems 51


References 52


2 Quality Management 53


The Coffee Customer is Always Right 53


Introduction 54


2.1 What is Quality? 54


2.2 Quality Management System 58


Along the Supply Chain 2.1: Applying Deming’s Principles in Award-Winning Hospitals 60


2.3 Quality Tools 64


2.4 The Role of Employees in Quality Improvement 69


Along the Supply Chain 2.2: Customer Focus and Employee Empowerment at Maple Leaf Foods 71


Along the Supply Chain 2.3: Customer Satisfaction at Ritz-Carlton Hotels 73


2.5 Six Sigma 74


Along the Supply Chain 2.4: Motorola’s Six Sigma Quality 74


2.6 The Cost of Quality 80


2.7 The Effect of Quality Management on Productivity 85


Along the Supply Chain 2.5: ISO Certifications for Sustainability and Social Responsibility 92


Summary of Learning Objectives / Summary of Key Terms / Summary of Key Formulas / Solved Problems / Questions / Problems


Case Problem 2.1 Designing a Quality-Management Program for the Internet at D4Q 100


Case Problem 2.2 Quality Management at Local University 101


Case Problem 2.3 Quality Problems at the Tech Bookstores 101


Case Problem 2.4 Product Yield at Continental Luggage Company 102


References 103


3 Statistical Process Control 104


Quality Control in Athletic Shoe Manufacturing 104


Introduction 105


3.1 The Basics of Statistical Process Control 105


Along the Supply Chain 3.1: Using Sampling and Statistics to Analyze MillerCoors’ Distribution Network Performance 106


Along the Supply Chain 3.2: Using Control Charts for Improving Health-Care Quality 108


3.2 Control Charts 109


3.3 Control Charts for Attributes 111


3.4 Control Charts for Variables 116


3.5 Control Chart Patterns 122


3.6 Process Capability 125


Along the Supply Chain 3.3: Determining Quality Process Parameters for Starbucks Coffee Bags 127


Along the Supply Chain 3.4: Design Tolerances at Harley-Davidson Company 128


Summary of Learning Objectives / Summary of Key Terms / Summary of Key Formulas / Solved Problems / Questions / Problems


Case Problem 3.1 Quality Control at Rainwater Brewery 144


Case Problem 3.2 Quality Control at Green Grass 145


Case Problem 3.3 Improving Service Time at Dave’s Burgers 145


References 146


S3 Operational Decision-Making Tools: Acceptance Sampling 147


Introduction 147


S3.1 Single-Sample Attribute Plan 147


S3.2 The Operating Characteristic Curve 149


S3.3 Average Outgoing Quality 150


S3.4 Double- and Multiple-Sampling Plans 151


Summary of Learning Objectives / Summary of Key Terms / Solved Problem / Questions / Problems


4 Product Design 155


Brewing Up New Products 155


Introduction 156


4.1 The Design Process 156


Along the Supply Chain 4.1: Pixar’s Creativity 159


Along the Supply Chain 4.2: Apple’s Design Process 161


4.2 Technology in Design 166


4.3 Design Quality Reviews 168


Along the Supply Chain 4.3: Jugaad, Design for the Times 169


4.4 Design for the Environment 170


Along the Supply Chain 4.4: Consider Nike’s Flyknit Design 171


Along the Supply Chain 4.5: Creating Fairphones 173


4.5 Quality Function Deployment 174


Summary of Learning Objectives / Summary of Key Terms / Summary of Key Formulas / Solved Problems / Questions / Problems


Case Problem 4.1 Greening Product Design 186


Case Problem 4.2 Lean and Mean 187


References 188


5 Service Design 189


Driving Better Customer Service 189


Introduction 190


5.1 The Service Economy 190


5.2 Characteristics of Services 190


5.3 The Service Design Process 193


Along the Supply Chain 5.1: Uber and the Sharing Economy 194


Along the Supply Chain 5.2: Warby Parker Game Changer 195


5.4 Tools for Service Design 198


5.5 Waiting Line Analysis for Service Improvement 200


Summary of Learning Objectives / Summary of Key Terms / Summary of Key Formulas / Solved Problems / Questions / Problems


Case Problem 5.1 Streamlining the Refinancing Process 224


Case Problem 5.2 Herding the Patient 225


Case Problem 5.3 The Faculty of Business Copy Centre 225


Case Problem 5.4 Northwoods Backpackers 225


References 226


6 Processes and Technology 227


The Process of Making Maple Syrup 227


Introduction 228


6.1 Process Planning 228


6.2 Process Analysis 238


6.3 Process Innovation 241


6.4 Technology Decisions 244


Along the Supply Chain 6.1: 3D Printing and Other Advances in Additive Manufacturing 245


Summary of Learning Objectives / Summary of Key Terms / Summary of Key Formulas / Solved Problem / Questions / Problems


Case Problem 6.1 A Manager’s Woes 255


Case Problem 6.2 Wrong Meds, Again! 255


Case Problem 6.3 The “Double Sale” 256


References 257


7 Capacity and Facilities Design 258


Mark’s is “Well Worn” and Well Laid Out 258


Introduction 259


7.1 Capacity Planning 259


Along the Supply Chain 7.1: Tesla’s Gigafactories Produce Energy as Well as Batteries and Solar Panels 261


7.2 Facilities 262


Along the Supply Chain 7.2: Is There Really a Starbucks at Every Corner? 263


7.3 Basic Layouts 263


7.4 Designing Process Layouts 267


Along the Supply Chain 7.3: The Health Benefits of Good Layout 268


7.5 Designing Service Layouts 273


Along the Supply Chain 7.4: Inviting Retail Layouts 274


7.6 Designing Product Layouts 275


7.7 Hybrid Layouts 279


Summary of Learning Objectives / Summary of Key Terms / Summary of Key Formulas / Solved Problems / Questions / Problems


Case Problem 7.1 Workout Plus 294


Case Problem 7.2 Photo Op—Please Line Up 295


Case Problem 7.3 The Grab ’n Go Café 295


References 297


S7 Operational Decision-Making Tools: Facility Location Models 298


Introduction 298


S7.1 Types of Facilities 298


S7.2 Site Selection: Where to Locate 299


S7.3 Site Selection: Factors to Consider 300


S7.4 Location Analysis Techniques 303


Summary of Learning Objectives / Summary of Key Terms / Summary of Key Formulas / Solved Problem / Questions / Problems


Case Problem S7.1 Selecting a European Distribution Centre Site for AIAI 315


References 316


8 Human Resources 317


A Commitment to Worker Sustainability in the Athletic Shoe Industry 317


Introduction 318


8.1 Human Resources and Quality Management 319


8.2 The Changing Nature of Human Resources Management 320


8.3 Contemporary Trends in Human Resources Management 322


Along the Supply Chain 8.1: Human Resources Management: Helping Women Break the “Glass Ceiling”; Rotman School of Management with TD Bank Group 323


Along the Supply Chain 8.2: Creating Sustainable Workplaces 326


8.4 Employee Compensation 328


8.5 Managing Diversity in the Workplace 329


Along the Supply Chain 8.3: English and French in the Workplace 329


Along the Supply Chain 8.4: ERIEC: A Commitment to Diversity 330


8.6 Job Design 331


8.7 Job Analysis 334


8.8 Learning Curves 338


Summary of Learning Objectives / Summary of Key Terms / Summary of Key Formula / Solved Problem / Questions / Problems


Case Problem 8.1 Star Renovation 345


Case Problem 8.2 HQ Recruitment Services 345


References 346


S8 Operational Decision-Making Tools: Work Measurement 347


Introduction 347


S8.1 Time Studies 347


S8.2 Work Sampling 354


Summary of Learning Objectives / Summary of Key Terms / Summary of Key Formulas / Solved Problems / Questions / Problems


Case Problem S8.1 Alan’s Autos 363


Case Problem S8.2 Blue Bird Bistro 364


References 364


9 Project Management 365


Mega Projects Equal Mega Risk 365


Introduction 366


9.1 Project Planning 366


Along the Supply Chain 9.1: Sustainable Wind Farm Projects 372


9.2 Global Cultural and Diversity Issues in Project Management 373


Along the Supply Chain 9.2: Cross-Cultural Project Teams 375


9.3 Project Scheduling 375


9.4 Project Control 377


Along the Supply Chain 9.3: Transoceanic Cable-Laying Projects 378


9.5 CPM/PERT 380


9.6 Probabilistic Activity Times 388


9.7 CPM/PERT Analysis with Excel 392


9.8 Project Crashing and Time–Cost Trade-off 395


9.9 Project Management with Smartsheet 400


Summary of Learning Objectives / Summary of Key Terms / Summary of Key Formulas / Solved Problem / Questions / Problems


Case Problem 9.1 The Bloodless Coup Concert 417


Case Problem 9.2 Retirement Home Renovation 418


References 419


Part Two Supply Chain Management


10 Supply Chain Management: Strategy and Design 420


Delivering the Goods to Tim Hortons Lovers 420


Introduction 421


10.1 Supply Chains 421


Along the Supply Chain 10.1: The Digital Supply Chain at Apple and Amazon 425


10.2 The Management of Supply Chains 426


10.3 Supply Chain Sustainability 429


Along the Supply Chain 10.2: Green Supply Chain at Ontario Power Generation 430


Along the Supply Chain 10.3: Walmart’s Commitment to Sustainability 431


Along the Supply Chain 10.4: Reducing Costs with Sustainability at UPS 432


10.4 Information Technology: A Supply Chain Enabler 432


Along the Supply Chain 10.5: Blockchain Strategies at IBM, Maersk, Walmart, UPS, and Nestlé 437


10.5 Supply Chain Integration 438


Along the Supply Chain 10.6: Supply Chain Integration in the Health Care System of Ontario 439


10.6 Measuring Supply Chain Performance 441


Along the Supply Chain 10.7: Amazon, a Supply Chain “Master” 442


Summary of Learning Objectives / Summary of Key Terms / Summary of Key Formulas / Solved Problem / Questions / Problems


Case Problem 10.1 Somerset Furniture Company’s Global Supply Chain 450


Case Problem 10.2 Saboo Inc.’s Sustainable Supply Chain 451


References 452


11 Global Supply Chain Procurement and Distribution 453


A Fresh Approach to the Supply Chain 453


Introduction 454


11.1 Procurement 454


Along the Supply Chain 11.1: World-Class Supply Chain Management at Inditex Group 457


11.2 E-Procurement 457


11.3 Distribution 459


Along the Supply Chain 11.2: Innovative Distribution Solution for Pharmaceuticals Industry 461


11.4 Transportation 464


Along the Supply Chain 11.3: Mammoth Global Supply Chain Company, Maersk 466


11.5 The Global Supply Chain 467


Along the Supply Chain 11.4: Global Supply Chain Management at Li & Fung 468


Along the Supply Chain 11.5: Sustainability Initiatives at Lego 471


Along the Supply Chain 11.6: North American Nearshoring in Central and South America 474


Along the Supply Chain 11.7: From Offshoring to Reshoring Production 476


Summary of Learning Objectives / Summary of Key Terms / Questions


Case Problem 11.1 Somerset Furniture Company’s Global Supply Chain—Continued 479


Case Problem 11.2 DMI Chemicals Inc. 479


S11 Operational Decision-Making Tools: Transportation and Trans-shipment Models 480


Introduction 480


S11.1 The Transportation Model 480


S11.2 The Trans-shipment Model 486


Summary of Learning Objectives / Summary of Key Terms / Solved Problem / Problems


Case Problem S11.1 Canaline Shipping and Transport Company 500


Case Problem S11.2 Global Supply Chain Management at Cantrex Apparel International 500


References 502


12 Forecasting 503


Looking into the Future with Forecasting 503


Introduction 504


12.1 The Strategic Role of Forecasting in Supply Chain Management 504


Along the Supply Chain 12.1: Forecasting Denim Jeans Trends 507


12.2 Components of Forecasting Demand 507


Along the Supply Chain 12.2: Global Supply Chain Forecasting at Hershey’s 508


Along the Supply Chain 12.3: Forecasting the Global Smart Phone Market 511


12.3 Time Series Methods 513


Along the Supply Chain 12.4: Forecasting Empty Shipping Containers 524


12.4 Forecast Accuracy 529


Along the Supply Chain 12.5: Forecasting Market Demand at Saputo 529


12.5 Regression Methods 535


12.6 Data Mining 543


Summary of Learning Objectives / Summary of Key Terms / Summary of Key Formulas / Solved Problems / Questions / Problems


Case Problem 12.1 Forecasting the Demand for Medical Cannabis 561


Case Problem 12.2 Cascades Swim Club 562


Case Problem 12.3 Forecasting Passenger Arrivals at the Gotham International Airport 562


References 563


13 Inventory Management 564


Inventory Management at Nike 564


Introduction 565


13.1 The Role of Inventory in Supply Chain Management 566


13.2 The Elements of Inventory Management 568


13.3 Inventory Control Systems 570


13.4 Economic Order Quantity Models 574


Along the Supply Chain 13.1: Multi-Echelon Inventory Optimization at Procter & Gamble 575


13.5 Quantity Discounts 581


13.6 Reorder Point 587


Along the Supply Chain 13.2: World Class Inventory Management at Apple 589


13.7 Order Quantity for a Periodic Inventory System 591


Along the Supply Chain 13.3: Vendor-Managed Inventory (VMI) at Dell 592


13.8 Order Quantity for the Single-Period Inventory Model 594


Summary of Learning Objectives / Summary of Key Terms / Summary of Key Formulas / Solved Problems / Questions / Problems


Case Problem 13.1 The Instant Paper Clip Office Supply Company 606


Case Problem 13.2 The Calgary Stampeders Apparel Store 606


Case Problem 13.3 Cambridge Foods Company 607


References 607


S13 Operational Decision-Making Tools: Simulation 608


Introduction 608


S13.1 Monte Carlo Simulation 608


S13.2 Areas of Simulation Application 617


Summary of Learning Objectives / Summary of Key Terms / Solved Problem / Questions / Problems / References


14 Sales and Operations Planning 626


Planning for Success 626


Introduction 627


14.1 The Sales and Operations Planning Process 627


Along the Supply Chain 14.1: Disney’s Magic Numbers 629


14.2 Strategies for Adjusting Capacity 630


14.3 Strategies for Managing Demand 633


14.4 Quantitative Techniques for Aggregate Planning 634


Along the Supply Chain 14.2: Chevron’s Best Mix 637


14.5 The Hierarchical Nature of Planning 648


Along the Supply Chain 14.3: How LEGO Rebuilt Its Supply Chain and Found S&OP 649


14.6 Aggregate Planning for Services 652


Along the Supply Chain 14.4: Revenue Management at Caesars Windsor Hotel and Casino 653


Summary of Learning Objectives / Summary of Key Terms / Solved Problems / Questions / Problems


Case Problem 14.1 Seats for Sale 666


Case Problem 14.2 Erin’s Energy Plan 666


References 667


S14 Operational Decision-Making Tools: Linear Programming 668


Introduction 668


S14.1 Model Formulation 669


S14.2 Graphical Solution Method 671


S14.3 Linear Programming Model Solution 675


S14.4 Solving Linear Programming Problems with Excel 677


S14.5 Sensitivity Analysis 679


Summary of Learning Objectives / Summary of Key Terms / Solved Problem / Questions / Problems


Case Problem S14.1 Mosaic Tile Company 698


Case Problem S14.2 The Sea Village Amusement Park 698


Case Problem S14.3 Spring Garden Tools 699


Case Problem S14.4 Walsh’s Juice Company 700


Case Problem S14.5 Julia’s Food Booth 700


References 701


15 Resource Planning 702


Target Misses the Mark 702


Introduction 703


15.1 Material Requirements Planning (MRP) 703


15.2 Capacity Requirements Planning (CRP) 719


15.3 Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) 726


Along the Supply Chain 15.1: SAP Powers NFL Fantasy Football and the NFL 730


Along the Supply Chain 15.2: Implementation of ERP at Pratt & Whitney Canada 731


15.4 ERP and Related Software: Connectivity and Integration 732


Along the Supply Chain 15.3: Roku Runs on NetSuite 735


Summary of Learning Objectives / Summary of Key Terms / Solved Problems / Questions / Problems


Case Problem 15.1 Just ERP 743


Case Problem 15.2 Hosuki 744


Case Problem 15.3 It’s Snowing Again! 744


References 745


16 Lean Systems 746


Lean Thinking at an Airline 746


Introduction 747


16.1 The Basic Elements of Lean Production 747


Along the Supply Chain 16.1: UltraFit Manufacturing: Lean and Fit Manufacturing 761


Along the Supply Chain 16.2: Universal Studios Holds “Treasure Hunt” Kaizen Event 762


16.2 Implementing Lean Production 766


Along the Supply Chain 16.3: Nike’s Lean Philosophy 767


16.3 Other Applications of Lean Systems 768


Along the Supply Chain 16.4: Leaning in to Better Patient Care 770


Summary of Learning Objectives / Summary of Key Terms / Summary of Key Formula / Questions / Problems


Case Problem 16.1 The Blitz is On 777


Case Problem 16.2 Where’s My Cart? 777


Case Problem 16.3 Leaning the Warehouse 779


References 779


17 Scheduling 781


Taking the Guesswork out of Employee Scheduling 781


Introduction 782


17.1 Scheduling Techniques 782


17.2 Loading 783


Along the Supply Chain 17.1: Analytics at Airbnb 787


Along the Supply Chain 17.2: Scheduling Major League Baseball Umpires 787


17.3 Sequencing 788


Along the Supply Chain 17.3: Solving Tough Scheduling Problems in Health Care 795


17.4 Monitoring 796


Along the Supply Chain 17.4: Eliminate Bottlenecks, Don’t Just Move Them Somewhere Else! 800


17.5 Advanced Planning and Scheduling Systems 801


17.6 Employee Scheduling 805


Along the Supply Chain 17.5: Employee Scheduling at NAV CANADA 806


Summary of Learning Objectives / Summary of Key Terms / Summary of Key Formulas / Solved Problems / Questions / Problems


Case Problem 17.1 Learn Canada 817


Case Problem 17.2 From a Different Perspective 818


References 818


Appendix A Standard Normal Distribution 821


Appendix B Solutions to Selected Problems 823


Index 827

Erscheinungsdatum
Verlagsort New York
Sprache englisch
Maße 216 x 277 mm
Gewicht 1658 g
Themenwelt Wirtschaft Betriebswirtschaft / Management
ISBN-10 1-119-58872-3 / 1119588723
ISBN-13 978-1-119-58872-6 / 9781119588726
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