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020 | _a9789332541092 | ||
082 | _a658.5 MAH | ||
100 | _aMahadevan, B. | ||
245 | _a Operations management : theory and practice | ||
250 | _a3 rd Ed. | ||
260 |
_bPearson _aNoida _c2015 |
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300 |
_axxiii,610 p _b25 cm ; Pbk |
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505 | _aTable of Content PART I Conceptualizing Sustainable Operations 1 Operations Management: Trends and Issues 2 Operations Strategy 3 Sustainability in Operations 4 Project Management PART II Operations and the Value Chain 5 Supply Chain Management 6 Facilities Location 7 Sourcing and Supply Management PART III Designing Operations 8 Process and Capacity Analysis 9 Design of Manufacturing Processes 10 Design of Service Systems 11 Product Development Process 12 Total Quality Management 13 Lean Management PART IV Planning and Control of Operations 14 Demand Forecasting 15 Operations Planning 16 Resources Planning 17 Inventory Planning and Control 18 Operations Scheduling 19 Six-Sigma Quality Control | ||
520 | _aOperations Management: Theory and Practice is the outcome of continuous testing of alternative ideas, concepts and pedagogical designs with MBA students, working executives from diverse industries, and research scholars. The basic concept of this book is to incorporate the salient features one usually finds in international textbooks, and at the same time, enrich the book with contextually relevant examples. | ||
650 | _aOperations Management | ||
942 | _cBK | ||
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_c98887 _d98887 |