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- 作 者：LEE J.KRAJEWSKI AND LARRY P.RITZMAN MANOJ K.MALHOTRA
- 出 版 社：INC.
- 出版年份：2007
- ISBN：9780131697393
- 页数：728 页
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PART Ⅰ Using Operations to Complete2
CHAPTER 1 Operations As a Competitive Weapon3
FedEx3
Operations Management Across the Organization4
A Process View5
How Processes Work5
Nested Processes6
Customer-Supplier Relationships7
Service and Manufacturing Processes7
Adding Value：The Value Chain8
Core Processes9
Support Processes10
Adding Value with Processes10
Operations Management As a Set of Decisions10
Managerial Practice 1.1 Operational Innovation Is a Competitive Weapon at Progressive Insurance11
Decision-Making Tools12
Supporting the Firm’s Goals12
Trends in Operations Management12
Productivity Improvement13
Global Competition14
Rapid Technological Change15
Ethical，Workforce Diversity，and Environmental Issues16
Addressing the Challenges in Operations Management17
Managerial Practice 1.2 High-Tech Operations Help Recycle High-Tech Equipment17
Part 1：Using Operations to Compete17
Part 2：Managing Processes18
Part 3：Managing Value Chains18
Student CD-ROM and Internet Resources18
Key Equation18
Managerial Challenge Operations As a Competitive Weapon at Starwood19
Key Terms19
Solved Problems20
Discussion Questions20
Problems21
Active Model Exercise22
Case Chad’s Creative Concepts23
Selected References24
SUPPLEMENT A Decision Making25
Break-Even Analysis26
Evaluating Services or Products26
Evaluating Processes28
Preference Matrix29
Decision Theory30
Decision Making Under Certainty31
Decision Making Under Uncertainty32
Decision Making Under Risk33
Decision Trees34
Student CD-ROM and Internet Resources36
Key Equations36
Key Terms36
Solved Problems36
Problems39
Selected References43
CHAPTER 2 Operations Strategy45
Starbucks45
Operations Strategy Across the Organization47
Developing a Customer-Driven Operations Strategy47
Corporate Strategy47
Global Strategies49
Market Analysis50
Competitive Priorities and Capabilities50
Cost51
Quality51
Managerial Practice 2.1 Using Operations for Profit at Costco52
Time52
Flexibility52
Managerial Practice 2.2 Building Aircraft Carriers to Customer Order54
Order Winners and Qualifiers54
Using Competitive Priorities：An Airline Example55
New Service or Product Development56
Development Strategies57
Service and Product Definition57
Development Process59
Operations Strategy As a Pattern of Decisions61
Student CD-ROM and Internet Resources63
Key Terms63
Discussion Questions63
Case BSB，Inc.，The Pizza Wars Come to Campus65
Selected References67
CHAPTER 3 Project Management69
Bechtel Group，Inc.69
Project Management Across the Organization70
Using Projects to Implement Operations Strategy71
Cross-Functional Interaction71
Defining and Organizing Projects72
Defining the Scope and Objectives of a Project72
Selecting the Project Manager and Team72
Organizational Structure73
Managerial Practice 3.1 Virtual Global Teaming at Baxter International74
Planning Projects75
Defining the Work Breakdown Structure75
Diagramming the Network76
Developing the Schedule78
Analyzing Cost-Time Trade-Offs84
Managerial Challenge Project Management at the Phoenician85
Assessing Risks91
Managerial Practice 3.2 Boston’s Big Dig Project Poses Many Challenges92
Critical Chain97
Resource-Related Problems97
The Critical Chain Approach98
Monitoring and Controlling Projects98
Monitoring Project Status98
Monitoring Project Resources99
Controlling Projects100
Student CD-ROM and Internet Resources101
Key Equations101
Key Terms102
Solved Problems102
Discussion Questions106
Problems106
Active Model Exercise113
Case The Pert Studebaker115
Selected References117
PART Ⅱ Managing Processes118
CHAPTER 4 Process Strategy119
Duke Power119
Process Strategy Across the Organization120
Process Strategy121
Major Process Decisions121
Process Structure in Services122
Nature of Service Processes：Customer Contact122
Customer-Contact Matrix125
Service Process Structuring126
Embedding Strategy into Service Processes127
Managerial Practice 4.1 Processes in the Front and Back Office at the Ritz-Carlton128
Process Structure in Manufacturing128
Product-Process Matrix129
Manufacturing Process Structuring129
Production and Inventory Strategies131
Embedding Strategy into Manufacturing Processes132
Customer Involvement133
Possible Disadvantages133
Possible Advantages134
Resource Flexibility134
Workforce135
Equipment135
Capital Intensity136
Automating Manufacturing Processes136
Automating Service Processes137
Managerial Practice 4.2 Flexible Automation at R.R.Donnelley137
Economies of Scope138
Strategic Fit138
Decision Patterns for Service Processes139
Decision Patterns for Manufacturing Processes139
Gaining Focus140
Strategies for Change141
Process Reengineering141
Process Improvement142
Student CD-ROM and Internet Resources142
Key Terms143
Discussion Questions143
Problems143
Case Custom Molds，Inc.145
Selected References148
CHAPTER 5 Process Analysis151
Omgeo151
Process Analysis Across the Organization153
A Systematic Approach153
Step 1：Identify Opportunities153
Step 2：Define the Scope154
Step 3：Document the Process154
Step 4：Evaluate Performance154
Step 5：Redesign the Process155
Step 6：Implement Changes155
Documenting the Process155
Flowcharts155
Managerial Practice 5.1 Evaluating Performance at McDonald’s156
Service Blueprints158
Process Charts159
Evaluating Performance161
Data Analysis Tools161
Managerial Challenge Process Analysis at Starwood162
Data Snooping166
Simulation168
Redesigning the Process169
Generating Ideas：Questioning and Brainstorming169
Managerial Practice 5.2 Redesigning Processes at Baptist Memorial Hospital170
Benchmarking171
Managing Processes172
Student CD-ROM and Internet Resources173
Key Terms173
Solved Problems173
Discussion Questions176
Problems177
Active Model Exercise183
Case Jose’s Authentic Mexican Restaurant184
Selected References185
SUPPLEMENT B Simulation187
Reasons for Using Simulation188
The Simulation Process188
Data Collection188
Random-Number Assignment190
Model Formulation191
Analysis192
Computer Simulation193
Simulation with Excel Spreadsheets193
Simulation with More Advanced Software196
Student CD-ROM and Internet Resources198
Key Terms198
Solved Problem198
Problems199
Selected References203
CHAPTER 6 Process Performance and Quality205
Crowne Plaza Christchurch205
Process Performance and Quality Across the Organization206
Costs of Poor Process Performance and Quality206
Prevention Costs207
Appraisal Costs207
Internal Failure Costs207
External Failure Costs207
Total Quality Management208
Customer Satisfaction208
Employee Involvement210
Continuous Improvement211
Statistical Process Control213
Variation of Outputs213
Managerial Practice 6.1 TQM and SPC Help ADM Cocoa Maintain a Sweet Business214
Managerial Practice 6.2 Quality Measures in the Health Care Industry215
Control Charts218
Statistical Process Control Methods220
Control Charts for Variables220
Control Charts for Attributes224
Process Capability227
Defining Process Capability227
Using Continuous Improvement to Determine the Capability of a Process229
Quality Engineering230
Six Sigma230
Managerial Practice 6.3 Applying the Six-Sigma Process at Scottsdale Healthcare’s Osborn Hospital232
Six Sigma Improvement Model233
Implementation233
International Quality Documentation Standards234
The ISO 9000 Documentation Standards234
ISO 14000：An Environmental Management System234
Managerial Challenge Process Performance and Quality at Starwood235
Benefits of ISO Certification236
Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award236
Student CD-ROM and Internet Resources237
Key Equations237
Key Terms237
Solved Problems238
Discussion Questions240
Problems240
Active Model Exercise248
Experiential Learning Statistical Process Control with a Coin Catapult249
Selected References251
CHAPTER 7 Constraint Management253
Eastern Financial Florida Credit Union253
Managing Constraints Across the Organization254
The Theory of Constraints255
Measuring Capacity，Utilization，and Performance in TOC255
Key Principles of TOC256
Managerial Practice 7.1 Using TOC Principles Profits Bal Seal Engineering258
Identification and Management of Bottlenecks259
Managerial Practice 7.2 Constraint Management in Health Care262
Product Mix Decisions Using Bottlenecks263
Capacity Planning Over Longer Time Horizons265
Economies of Scale265
Managerial Practice 7.3 Economies of Scale at Work266
Diseconomies of Scale267
Capacity Timing and Sizing Strategies268
Sizing Capacity Cushions268
Timing and Sizing Expansion268
Linking Process Capacity and Other Decisions269
A Systematic Approach to Long-Term Capacity Decisions270
Step 1：Estimate Capacity Requirements270
Step 2：Identify Gaps272
Step 3：Develop Alternatives272
Step 4：Evaluate the Alternatives272
Tools for Capacity Planning273
Waiting-Line Models273
Simulation274
Decision Trees274
Student CD-ROM and Internet Resources275
Key Equations275
Key Terms275
Solved Problems275
Discussion Questions278
Problems279
Experiential Learning Min-Yo Garment Company285
Case Fitness Plus，Part A289
Selected References290
SUPPLEMENT C Waiting Lines291
Why Waiting Lines Form292
Uses of Waiting-Line Theory292
Structure of Waiting-Line Problems292
Customer Population292
The Service System293
Priority Rule295
Probability Distributions295
Arrival Distribution296
Service Time Distribution296
Using Waiting-Line Models to Analyze Operations297
Single-Server Model298
Multiple-Server Model300
Little’s Law301
Finite-Source Model302
Decision Areas for Management303
Student CD-ROM and Internet Resources304
Key Equations304
Key Terms305
Solved Problems305
Problems307
Selected References309
CHAPTER 8 Process Layout311
RiverTown Crossings311
Managing Process Layout Across the Organization312
Layout Planning313
Strategic Issues313
Managerial Practice 8.1 Retailers Match Layouts to Strategies314
Layout Types314
Performance Criteria316
Creating Hybrid Layouts317
One Worker，Multiple Machines317
Group Technology318
Designing Flexible-Flow Layouts319
Step 1：Gather Information320
Step 2：Develop a Block Plan321
Applying the Weighted-Distance Method322
Step 3：Design a Detailed Layout323
Other Decision Support Tools324
Warehouse Layouts324
Office Layouts325
Designing Line-Flow Layouts326
Managerial Practice 8.2 Transitioning from Traditional Layout to Activity Settings at ABB327
Line Balancing328
Other Considerations331
Student CD-ROM and Internet Resources332
Key Equations332
Key Terms332
Solved Problems332
Discussion Questions335
Problems335
Active Model Exercise340
Case 1 Hightec，Inc.341
Case 2 The Pizza Connection343
Selected References345
CHAPTER 9 Lean Systems347
Toyota Production System347
Lean Systems Across the Organization349
Characteristics of Lean Systems for Services and Manufacturing349
Pull Method of Work Flow349
Quality at the Source350
Small Lot Sizes350
Uniform Workstation Loads351
Standardized Components and Work Methods351
Close Supplier Ties352
Flexible Workforce352
Line Flows353
Automation353
Five S353
Preventive Maintenance354
Continuous Improvement Using a Lean Systems Approach354
Managerial Practice 9.1 Lean Systems at New Balance Athletic Shoe Company355
The Kanban System356
General Operating Rules357
Determining the Number of Containers357
Other Kanban Signals359
Managerial Practice 9.2 Lean Systems at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Shadyside359
Value Stream Mapping360
JIT II362
Operational Benefits and Implementation Issues362
Organizational Considerations362
Managerial Practice 9.3 Implementing Manufacturing Principles at Cessna363
Process Considerations364
Inventory and Scheduling364
Student CD-ROM and Internet Resources365
Key Equation365
Key Terms365
Solved Problem365
Discussion Questions366
Problems366
Case Copper Kettle Catering368
Selected References369
PART Ⅲ Managing Value Chains370
CHAPTER 10 Supply Chain Strategy371
Dell Inc.371
Supply Chain Strategy Across the Organization372
Supply Chains for Services and Manufacturing373
Services373
Manufacturing374
Managerial Practice 10.1 Supply Chain Excellence at 7-Eleven Japan375
Measures of Supply Chain Performance376
Inventory Measures376
Process Measures379
Links to Financial Measures379
Supply Chain Dynamics380
External Causes381
Internal Causes382
Integrated Supply Chains383
The Customer Relationship Process383
E-Commerce and the Marketing Process383
E-Commerce and the Order Placement Process384
The Order Fulfillment Process385
Inventory Placement386
Vendor-Managed Inventories386
Continuous Replenishment Program387
Radio Frequency Identification387
Distribution Processes387
Managerial Practice 10.2 Continuous Replenishment at the Campbell Soup Company388
Supplier Relationship Process389
Supplier Selection and Certification390
Supplier Relations390
Electronic Purchasing391
Centralized Versus Localized Buying392
Value Analysis393
Supply Chain Strategies393
Strategic Focus393
Managerial Challenge Supply Chain Strategy at Starvvood394
Managerial Practice 10.3 A Responsive Supply Chain Helps a European Clothing Retailer Delight Customers396
Mass Customization397
Managerial Practice 10.4 Mass Customization at Lands’End399
Lean Supply Chains400
Outsourcing and Offshoring401
Virtual Supply Chains403
Managerial Practice 10.5 HCL Corporation Provides Service Processes in Virtual Value Chains405
Student CD-ROM and Internet Resources406
Key Equations406
Key Terms406
Solved Problem406
Discussion Questions407
Problems408
Experiential Learning Sonic Distributors410
Case 1 Wolf Motors412
Case 2 Brunswick Distribution，Inc.412
Selected References417
CHAPTER 11 Location419
Bavarian Motor Works（BMW）419
Location Decisions Across the Organization421
Factors Affecting Location Decisions422
Dominant Factors in Manufacturing422
Managerial Practice 11.1 Relocating General Electric’s Energy Division423
Dominant Factors in Services424
Geographical Information Systems and Location Decisions424
Managerial Practice 11.2 How Fast-Food Chains Use GIS to Select Their Sites425
Using GIS to Identify Locations and Demographic Customer Segments426
Managerial Practice 11.3 Location Challenges at Starbucks427
Choosing Between an Onsite Expansion，New Location，or Relocation427
Locating a Single Facility431
Comparing Several Sites431
Applying the Load-Distance Method432
Using Break-Even Analysis434
Locating a Facility Within a Network of Facilities436
The GIS Method for Locating Multiple Facilities436
The Transportation Method441
Other Methods of Location Analysis444
Student CD-ROM and Internet Resources444
Key Equations444
Key Terms445
Solved Problems445
Discussion Questions448
Problems448
Active Model Exercise454
Case 1 Industrial Repair，Inc.455
Case 2 R.U.Reddie for Location456
Selected References459
CHAPTER 12 Inventory Management461
Inventory Management at Wal-Mart461
Inventory Management Across the Organization462
Inventory Basics463
Pressures for Low Inventories463
Pressures for High Inventories464
Types of Inventory465
Inventory Reduction Tactics466
Managerial Practice 12.1 Improving Customer Service Through Inventory Management at Amazon.com467
Placement of Inventories468
Identifying Critical Inventory Items with ABC Analysis469
Economic Order Quantity470
Calculating the EOQ471
Understanding the Effect of Changes474
EOQ and Lean Systems475
Inventory Control Systems475
Continuous Review System475
Periodic Review System484
Managerial Practice 12.2 Implementing a Periodic Review Inventory System at Hewlett-Packard486
Comparative Advantages of the Q and P Systems488
Hybrid Systems489
Inventory Record Accuracy489
Student CD-ROM and Internet Resources489
Key Equations490
Key Terms490
Solved Problems490
Discussion Questions496
Problems496
Active Model Exercise501
Experiential Learning Swift Electronic Supply，Inc.502
Case Parts Emporium504
Selected References506
SUPPLEMENT D Special Inventory Models507
Noninstantaneous Replenishment508
Quantity Discounts510
One-Period Designs512
Student CD-ROM and Internet Resources515
Key Equations515
Key Term515
Solved Problems515
Problems517
Selected References519
CHAPTER 13 Forecasting521
Unilever521
Forecasting Across the Organization523
Demand Patterns523
Designing the Forecasting System524
Deciding What to Forecast524
Choosing the Type of Forecasting Technique525
Forecasting with Computers525
Judgment Methods526
Salesforce Estimates526
Managerial Practice 13.1 Wal-Mart Uses CPFR and the Internet to Improve Forecast Performance527
Executive Opinion528
Market Research528
Delphi Method528
Guidelines for Using Judgment Forecasts528
Causal Methods：Linear Regression528
Time-Series Methods531
Naive Forecast531
Estimating the Average532
Including a Trend536
Seasonal Patterns538
Choosing a Time-Series Method541
Forecast Error541
Criteria for Selecting Time-Series Methods545
Using Multiple Techniques546
Combination Forecasts547
Focus Forecasting547
Putting It All Together：Forecasting As a Process547
A Typical Forecasting Process547
Forecasting As a Nested Process548
Student CD-ROM and Internet Resources549
Key Equations549
Key Terms549
Solved Problems550
Discussion Questions555
Problems556
Active Model Exercise562
Case Yankee Fork and Hoe Company563
Selected References565
CHAPTER 14 Sales and Operations Planning567
Whirlpool Corporation567
Sales and Operations Planning Across the Organization568
The Purpose of Sales and Operations Plans568
Aggregation568
The Relationship of Sales and Operations Plans to Other Plans569
The Decision Context571
Information Inputs571
Typical Objectives571
Reactive Alternatives572
Aggressive Alternatives573
Planning Strategies574
Relevant Constraints and Costs574
Managerial Practice 14.1 Workforce Strategy and Commitment to Employees575
Sales and Operations Planning As a Process576
Decision Support Tools578
Spreadsheets578
Managerial Challenge Sales and Operations Planning at Starwood579
The Transportation Method583
Managerial Considerations587
Student CD-ROM and Internet Resources587
Key Terms587
Solved Problems587
Discussion Questions591
Problems591
Active Model Exercise595
Case Memorial Hospital596
Selected References598
SUPPLEMENT E Linear Programming599
Basic Concepts600
Formulating a Problem601
Graphic Analysis602
Plot the Constraints603
Identify the Feasible Region604
Plot an Objective Function Line606
Find the Visual Solution606
Find the Algebraic Solution607
Slack and Surplus Variables608
Sensitivity Analysis609
Computer Solution610
Simplex Method610
Computer Output610
Applications613
Student CD-ROM and Internet Resources613
Key Terms614
Solved Problem614
Discussion Question615
Problems615
Selected References621
CHAPTER 15 Resource Planning623
Starwood623
Resource Planning Across the Organization624
Enterprise Resource Planning624
What an ERP System Does624
How ERP Systems Are Designed625
Planning and Controlling Systems for Manufacturers626
Dependent Demand626
Managerial Practice 15.1 ERP at VF Corporation627
Possible Planning and Control Systems628
Material Requirements Planning629
Bill of Materials629
Master Production Scheduling630
Inventory Record636
Planning Factors639
Outputs from MRP642
MRP and the Environment645
Drum-Buffer-Rope System646
Resource Planning for Service Providers647
Dependent Demand for Services647
Managerial Practice 15.2 The Drum-Buffer-Rope System at a U.S.Marine Corps Maintenance Center648
Bill of Resources649
Student CD-ROM and Internet Resources650
Key Terms650
Solved Problems651
Discussion Questions655
Problems655
Active Model Exercise664
Case Flashy Flashers，Inc.665
Selected References669
CHAPTER 16 Scheduling671
Air New Zealand671
Scheduling Across the Organization672
Scheduling Service and Manufacturing Processes673
Performance Measures673
Gantt Charts674
Scheduling Customer Demand675
Appointments675
Reservations675
Backlogs676
Scheduling Employees676
Constraints676
Developing a Workforce Schedule677
Computerized Workforce Scheduling Systems679
Operations Scheduling679
Managerial Practice 16.1 Scheduling Employees at Call Centers680
Job Shop Dispatching680
Scheduling Jobs for One Workstation682
Scheduling Jobs for Multiple Workstations686
Scheduling Jobs for a Two-Station Flow Shop687
Labor-Limited Environments689
Linking Operations Scheduling to the Supply Chain690
Student CD-ROM and Internet Resources690
Key Equations690
Managerial Practice 16.2 Car Sequencing at Nissan’s Sunderland Plant691
Key Terms692
Solved Problems692
Discussion Questions697
Problems697
Active Model Exercise701
Case Food King703
Selected References705
Appendix 1 Normal Distribution707
Appendix 2 Table of Random Numbers708
Photo Credits709
Name Index711
Subject Index717
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1、内容概述
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第一章介绍了运营管理的基本概念和重要性，阐述了运营管理在企业发展中的核心地位。第二章则从战略角度分析了运营管理，强调了运营管理与企业战略的紧密联系。第三章至第五章分别从生产、供应链和质量管理等方面对运营管理流程进行了深入剖析。第六章至第八章则聚焦于价值链，探讨了价值链的构成、运作和优化策略。
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2、价值链分析
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3、管理流程解析
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在生产流程方面，作者介绍了生产计划、生产组织、生产控制等方面的内容，并分析了如何通过优化生产流程，提高生产效率。在供应链管理方面，作者重点阐述了供应链设计、采购、库存、物流等方面的内容，以及如何通过供应链优化，降低成本、提高客户满意度。在质量管理方面，作者介绍了质量管理体系、质量控制方法等方面的内容，并分析了如何通过质量管理，提升企业竞争力。
此外，作者还强调了人力资源在运营管理中的重要性，并从招聘、培训、绩效管理等方面，阐述了如何通过人力资源管理，提高员工素质和团队协作能力。
4、实际应用
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作者通过分析国内外知名企业的成功案例，展示了如何将运营管理理论应用于实践，实现企业效益的提升。同时，作者还针对不同行业的特点，提出了针对性的运营管理策略，为读者提供了宝贵的参考。
此外，该书还介绍了运营管理工具和方法，如精益生产、六西格玛等，帮助读者掌握实际操作技能。
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本文从内容概述、价值链分析、管理流程解析以及实际应用四个方面对《OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT PROCESSES AND VALUE CHAINS EDGHTH EDITION.pdf电子书版文档下载》进行了详细阐述，旨在为读者提供全面了解运营管理流程和价值链的视角。
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