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INTRODUCTION TO OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT Objectives: By the end of the chapter the student should be able to: (i) Define the term operations management (ii) Distinguish between manufacturing and service operations (iii) Outline the organization of operations management (iv) Explain the Read More …
INTRODUCTION TO OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT PRODUCT DESIGN PROCESS AND PRODUCTION PROCESS CHOICE FACILITY LOCATION AND LAYOUT INVENTORY MANAGEMENT ASSET MAINTENANCE AND MANAGEMENT Quality control and appraisal techniques CAPACITY PLANNING LEAN OPERATIONS AND JUST IN TIME (JIT) MANAGEMENT BUSINESSPROCESSREENGINEERING(BPR) OPERATIONS PLANNING AND Read More …
SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN SYSTEM ANALYST. He is described as an agent of change. An agent of change is a person who conceives of new ideas or technology and influences other people to adopt the new idea, innovation or change. Read More …
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT (TTTI) ECONOMICORDER QUANTITY (EOQ) The Economic Order Quantity model solves the “how much” and “when” aspects of ordering inventory. When inventory reaches the zero point, you order just enough to replenish your stock back to its original level. Read More …
Introduction We live in a fast-moving and automated world of information superhighway. No country or organization can afford to be left behind since by doing so, she risks underdevelopment, isolation and backwardness. Most businesses are no longer using the manual Read More …
Definition of terms used in Operations Management Operation it is defined in terms of the mission it serves for the organisation, technology it employs and the human and managerial processes it involves. Operations in an organisation can be categorised into Read More …
Introduction The auditor’ report is the final product of the audit work. It is usually very short but very important to the enterprise concerned. The auditors’ reports should not by any chance be under – estimated. Most auditors’ reports are Read More …
TOPIC SEVEN CONSUMER CREDIT. DEFINITION OF HIRE PURCHASE This is a contract by which goods are delivered to a person who agrees to make periodical payments by way of hire, with an option of buying the goods after the started Read More …
Introduction The main objective of auditing is the verification of accounting data besides determining the accuracy and reliability of the accounting and financial statements and reports of any business enterprise. Verification does not exactly mean that there is certainty in Read More …
TOPIC 6 CARRIAGE OF GOODS. Carriage of goods, in law is the transportation of goods by land, sea, or air. The relevant law governs the rights, responsibilities, liabilities, and immunities of the carrier and of the persons employing the services of the Read More …