Topics include Internet, decision support, executive information systems, computer simulations, systems analysis and design, and implications of recent computing innovations on business. International Operations Management. On sufficient demand. Explores the global market context and the environment for multinational operations. Examines important tools, concepts, theories, models, and structures as defined and applied to manufacturing and service operations in other countries.
Emphasis is placed on Japanese technology and practices.
It draws upon those aspects of manufacturing and service operations that can help U.S. firms become increasingly competitive worldwide. On sufficient demand. The application of management science methods to business problems to provide a basis for rational decision making. Includes mathematical programming, inventory theory, simulation, model building, and heuristics. Discussion and analysis of contemporary issues in management, including applications, development and study of relevant literature and research findings.