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Operations and op management and processes

Converting raw materials into final product which are delivered to customers



Operations management is designing producing and delivering products and services that satisfy customers



Processes collection of processes make an operation to form network inputs and outputs

What is porters value chain

Activity based that add value



1. Primary activities add value


2. Secondary support assists the main activities



Primary


Inbound logistics


Operations


Outbound logistics


Marketing sales


Service



Secondary support


Firm infrastructure


Technology development


HR


Procurement



Margin would be greater than the above




Process design and process map

Process design Understanding business processes to ensure they are most efficient effective



Process map is a visual of how a product or transaction is processed


How can companies continually improve to keep a competitive advantage


1. Customer needs


2. Concept screening


3. Design process


4. Time to market


5. Product testing


Characteristics of services


Procurement placing orders and followup



Production costing budgeting costquality production process and Inventory



Service provision


intangibility can't take away no physical


inseparability hair cut needs to be there and then


perishability cannot be stored


variability unique cannot be repeated exactly


Supply chain and SCM management

SC A network of organisations provide and process the necessary raw materials to finished goods



SCM coordination of activities from suppliers or raw materials from one end of the supply chain to the customer

Cousins supply model

Material planning systems

MRP material requirement planning


Computerised system for planning requirements raw materials WIP finished items



MRP material resource planning 2


Extension from MRP Including production planning demand forecasting and productivity trading




Enterprise resource planning


Evolution of MRP integration of information from operations with other functions into a single form.

Quality management

Quality is the product free from errors and does it adhere to design specifications for use



Quality management is a good way to differentiate your product offering



Essentially should meet customer expectations


Types of Quality management


Conformance cost


Prevention preventing them before they occur



Appraisal the cost of quality assurance testing



Non-conformance


Internal failure picked up before reaching customers



External failure arising once reached the customer


Operational Improvements to SCM

Kaizen continuous improvement small incremental steps


Six sigma reduction in faults


Lean reduction in waste


JIT reduction in storage


statistical process control measure and controlled quality during a process


Reverse logistics return unwanted surplus goods reuse recycle dispose



CSF and KPI

Critical success factors vital areas things that must go right in order to achieve their strategic objectives



Key performance indicators are measures that indicate whether you are on track to achieve CSF

Characteristics of good KPIs

Should cascade from strategy to tactics to operational level



Should cover all perspectives internal external long short term financial or non financial



Should be SMART specific measurable achievable relevant timebound



Rewarded for reaching KPIs



Should be extended to include supple chain partners


Examples of KPIs operations

Supply chain costs per unit sold



Time taken to deliver customer orders



Percentage of on-time delivery to customers



Quality cost lean six sigma just in time



Transport costs



Waiting times

Impact of technology on operations

This will play a role in assembly and analysis



Enterprise data warehouse as a single source to assemble clean data reports in a supply chain dashboard users can access this across the organization technology can find patterns and insights and reducing work for finance so they can focus more on advising applying execution