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An operations manager is responsible for planning, coordinating and supervising the creation, production and distribution of the goods and services of an organization. The student of technology and operations management will obtain the knowledge and skills needed to manage and improve the productivity of business operations and to continuously improve the quality of service and goods produced. The Technology and Operations Management Department aims to provide an education to its students that will enable them to become successful managers in the business world now and into the 22nd century. Through its curriculum, the department concentrates on helping students develop competencies in critical thinking and technical and business integration skills.
To prepare students for managerial positions in the 22nd century, the department focuses on the role of technology and scientific management methods. Heavy emphasis is placed on the study of computer applications for helping managers plan, analyze data, make decisions and communicate.
The program prepares the graduate for careers managing services and manufacturing operations in small and large companies, national and international businesses, not-for-profit institutions and government. It also gives students the basic foundation for establishing and managing their own businesses.
Students in technology and operations management are provided a broad background in the field, after which they choose one of the following areas of specialization: Supply Chain Management, Management of Technology, Production Management and Service Operations Management.
Regardless of the area of emphasis, the general goals of the program are to help students develop their analytic, critical thinking and communication skill.
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Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Technology and Operations Management
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If we are talking about operation management in technology ,it gives a accelertion of operation management ,we can reduce the time of productivity,we can reduce the labour cost,consistent nd perhaps better quality..some technology that realy help in operation 1.Automated storage and retrival system (ASRS): it is provide for automatic placement and withdrawal of parts and products into and from designated places in a warehouse
ReplyDelete2.Automatic guided vehicle (AGV): it is provide material handling machines,used to move parts& equipment in manufacturing ,may be used to deliver mail & meals in service facilities
3.flexible manufacturing system(FMS):using automated machines & material handling equipment together,also called auromated work cell...these are some technologies that do our work easy in operation ...
Having addressed performance in the front office, many organisations are seeking further efficiencies and have turned to an area that is often overlooked in technological and process enhancements: back office operations. Back office operations encompass a range of white-collar processes that are necessary for an organisation to function and serve its customers, vendors, and employees, such as claims processing and document management.
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A variety of technologies have been developed to monitor and measure these areas of the organisation. Operational Management Platform solutions are being provided from three distinct classes of vendors: specialised niche applications, Business Intelligence vendors and ERP vendors.
Technology plays a vital role in various fields of Operations.
ReplyDeleteSuch as in case of Supply chain Management of big MNCs technology plays a role in fulfilling the process of manufacturing.
In various operations during E-business technology is the most vital platform on which the process depends.
Lets say,
1. A person orders a product from any online retailer, he could track the progress of the delivery of the product with the use of technology.
2. Companies now a days follows just-in-time strategy to decrease their inventory cost. This could be possible with the sufficient help of technology.
Technology in some cases becomes the platform of the entire operations of a business.
ReplyDeleteFor e.g.: All e-business portals, Online video or movie sites, such as Netflix, Youtube, etc.