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Operations & supply chain management : world class theory and practice / Rohit Verma and Kenneth K. Boyer.

By: Verma, Rohit [author. ]Material type: Text

TextPublisher: Australia : South-Western Cengage Learning ; c2010Edition: First edition ; International editionDescription: xxvii, 534 pages : colored illustrations ; 27 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 3UCBL000029114 [paperback]Subject(s): Operations | Supply chain

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Contents: Part I Strategic operations management — Part II Tools and tactical issue — Part III The extended enterprise.

Summary: "What is operations management , and they do we care? Consider a product or service that you have bought recently—a cell phone, perhaps. Why did you choose this particular product or service rather than a competitor's? Was is better quality? Less expensive? More convenient? More attractive? Whatever the reason, the company or organization that provided the product or service had numerous decisions to make before that product or service got to you—decisions regarding where and how to produce it, what it should include, how it should be delivered, and so on." —Preface

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Subject Reference	College Library Subject Reference	658.5 V59 2010 (Browse shelf)	Available		3UCBL000029114

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents: Part I Strategic operations management — Part II Tools and tactical issue — Part III The extended enterprise.

"What is operations management , and they do we care? Consider a product or service that you have bought recently—a cell phone, perhaps. Why did you choose this particular product or service rather than a competitor's? Was is better quality? Less expensive? More convenient? More attractive? Whatever the reason, the company or organization that provided the product or service had numerous decisions to make before that product or service got to you—decisions regarding where and how to produce it, what it should include, how it should be delivered, and so on." —Preface

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