BU395 Study Guide - Fall 2018, Comprehensive Midterm Notes - Time, Free State Bottleneck, Supply Chain

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BU225- WEEK 1, LECTURE 1
What is Operations Management? (OM)- management (design, operation, and
improvement) of the transformation that creates value
Example: Aircraft turnaround at airports
o Disembark Unload luggage Load data Clean aircraft
o Unload luggage and freight
o Load data
o Clean aircraft
o Typically, the turnaround time is ~45 minutes
Passengers boarding an airplane
o In the mid-60s, 20 passengers/plane could be boarded
Today, that number is about 9
o Better way of boarding?
Air Canada Back to front
United Airline Windows first
America West Reverse pyramid
WestJet Rado…Zoes?
Transforming inputs into outputs
o Inputs Buy/Make
Capital
Materials
Equipment
Facilities
Labour
Knowledge
Time
o Transformation
Buy
Make/create
Sell
Move
o Outputs Sell
Products
Services
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Functions within the organization
o Marketing provides demand to operations, who then provides funding needs
to Finance
o Finance then provides actual funding to operations, who then provides
finished products to Marketing
Service system
Intangible, perishable output
Output cannot be inventoried
Short response time
High customer contact
Small facilities
Labour intensive
Quality is not easily measured
Local markets
Manufacturing System
Physical, durable output
Output can be inventoried
Low customer contact
Long response time
Large facilities
Capital intensive
Quality easily measured
Regional, national, or international
markets
Transformation Processes examples
Transformation Processes:
o Buying Procurement, Financing, Hiring
o Making Design, Manufacturing, Production, Service
o Selling Distribution, Marketing, Revenue Management
o Moving Logistics, Transportation, Warehousing
o All of the above Supply Chain Management
What defines a good process?
o Strategic View: Business Strategy Desired Capabilities Process
o What were we trying to do? And have we actually accomplished it?
o A lot of it has to be tweaked
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