Operations management is critical to the success of any organization. Every organization has an operations function because all organizations produce goods, services, or both. To do so, they must first acquire resources—such as labor or materials—then transform these resources into outputs, and finally distribute the products or services to the target consumers. This training course covers operations management and the functions that design, plan, direct, and optimize all activities that transform resources into goods or services in both manufacturing and service companies.
Course Content
32 Lessons1 Free Lessons you can view
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Learning Outcomes
Understand operations management and types of organizations
Recognize the strategic management of an organization
Identify how to create an operations management plan
List the skills and talents required of an operations manager
Understand supply, asset, and quality management
Explain forecasting and capacity planning
Learn about operations scheduling and master plans
Identify modern approaches to operations management
Who should Enroll
Youth aged 16 to 35
University students and recent graduates
Managers or employees working in the field
Producers and supervisors
Entrepreneurs and business owners
Operations engineers
Anyone interested in operations management
Instructor
Mostafa Abdelfattah
Engineer and Strategic Project Management Consultant in the Petroleum Sector $