Overview of Operations Management PPt

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Overview of Operations Management

Group Members

• Names Roll Nos

• Saket Ambekar 5

• Tanuja Chaudhari 23

• Manju Dhameja 28

• Akshay Kapse 43

• Haresh Lachhiramani 52

• Sushil Lulla 56

What are Operations?

Transformation Process OutputsInputs

Customers

Raw Materials

Information Process

Capital Equipment

Labour

Product

Services

Feedback

OPERATIONS

What is Management?

In simple words, management means managing the work. It also means getting the work done from your sub-

ordinates.

What is Operations Management?

Transformation Process

OutputsInputs

Customers

Raw Materials

Information Process

Capital Equipment

Labour

Product

Services

Feedback

OPERATIONS

OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT

History of Operations Management

Procurement

Land, Machinery, Buildings, Raw Materials.

Facility Layout

Minimal material handling & transportation & better working conditions.

Scope of Operations Management

Scope of Operations Management

Installing

Installment of various components or machineries.

Scheduling

To allocate resources with a time constraint.

Scope of Operations Management

Processing

Value is added to the raw material and we get a finished product.

Storing

Stocking raw materials , WIP & finished goods.

Scope of Operations Management

Quality Management

Quality Control

Quality Improvement

Example: Setting up a Restaurant

Procuring (Raw material, land, building,

Gas)

Facility Layout(Planning the

Layout of Kitchen)

Installation(Actual

Installation of Gas& Computer)

Scheduling (Preparing the time table

Of activities)

Processing(Actual Production takes place

Of food items)

Storing(Perishable items such

As milk, curd )

Quality Mgmt(Managing the quality)

Methods of Improvement(Quality improvement)

How is OM related to other fields of management?

Operations

FinanceMarketing

HR

Importance of Operations Management.

Improves productivity

Effective control of the conversion process of inputs into output.

Improves our ability to meet customer needs.

Ensures provision of high quality products and services at reasonable prices.

Enables us to provide service to our target customers better than our competitors.

Importance of operations management

Its central to the building of brand name.

Brand can be built around the principle of providing best quality at ‘The best price’.

Improves the standard of living and wealth of nations.

Operations management in recent past....The Indian Railways turnaround

Was declared to be heading towards bankruptcy in 2001.

In 2007 it became the second largest profit making PSU after ONGC.

The fund balance crossed 12,000 crores in 2005-06. It reached a low of 149 crores during 1999-2000.

What made this happen?

Major change in operating philosophy.

Resource leveraging.

Dynamism led to opportunities which were unexplored due to rigid nature of operations.

Conclusion

“I want a car that is well builtI want a shirt that is well stitchedI want a course that is updatedI want food that is hygienic”

Golden Words of today’s customer: