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Operations Management (EKM (2301) This course introduces the strategic view and contemporary concepts of operations management. Practices are going to be enhanced to provide students with unequivocal understanding. For this purpose, students will be aided with Production and Operations Management (POM) software. After finishing this course, students are expected to be able to capture and understand essential concepts in operations management, understand how operations function contributes to the accomplishment of corporate strategy, and apply POM software proficiently in order to overcome quantitative problems in operations management, including management information systems and project management.

Operations Management This course will introduce basic concepts and practices of operations management in service industries as well as manufacturing sectors. Topics include business processes, inventory management, and quality control. In the course, we will discuss questions such as: Why is BPR (Business Process Reengineering) so important? How can we manage inventory in an efficient way? What are the applications of statistical process control? The course is not only for operations managers but also for general managers who need to revamp business processes to establish competitive advantage.

College of Graduate Study in Management at Khon Kaen University 900 716 Operations Management Overview and strategies in production system. Operations and competitor. Strategic operations, quality management and statistic tools for control. Production system design. Operations and productivity. Concepts in modern management.

Operations Management This course provides a fundamental understanding of manufacturing and service operations and their role in the organisation. You look at topics including process flow analysis, inventory management, capacity planning, facilities location, total quality management, human resource management, technology management, and manufacturing and service strategy.

International Operations Management (EKM 3302) Managing manufacturing and service operations across political boundaries is a challenge for companies seeking a global presence. As companies shift their manufacturing facilities around the globe, it is important that students appreciate the potential advantage and pitfalls of manufacturing outside the country. Conducting business overseas requires responding to the vicissitudes of foreign markets such as cultural, language, economic, and political differences. This courses objectives are to gain an appreciation of the key ingredients for successful management of global operations, to develop an understanding of the reasons for the oft-observed lack of integration of a firm’s marketing

International Business Law This course is intended to introduce the students to fundamental principles and concepts of law related to international business. Students will study the legal reasoning process, business organizational forms (e.g., sole proprientorships, joint venture, corprations), international treaties governing business operations, contracts, issues of contractual and tort liability, the international context, and techniques used in drafting contracts used in international business operations.

Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) Operations Management is a division of the Department of Information Systems, Business Statistics and Operations Management. The department was ranked 12th worldwide by INFORMS in research productivity based on publications in Information Systems and Operations Management journals. The division includes two research areas: Operations Management and Statistics. The PhD program in Operations Management emphasizes model-based methodology and practice-motivated research. The program trains students to use quantitative tools and analytical frameworks from operations research, economics, and other disciplines to study managerial problems in business processes, such as supply chains, manufacturing, and service systems. Faculty members in

Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade (SIFT) MBA ( international enterprise management) four years This speciality fosters for the multinationals, foreign economic and trading firms, foreign-funded enterprises and financial organizations the qualified personnel suitable for international enterprise management and operations, who will master the modern economic theories and modern international operation and management theories and acquire strong English communicating ability. The major courses include: Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Accounting, Statistics, International Business English, International Commerce Institutions, International Trade Practice, Marketing, International Finance, International Economics Law, Management Rationales, Enterprise Strategic Management, Capital Operations, Organizational Behavior, Human Resources Management, Operational Research, Managing Operations, Metrology, Comparative Management, Managing Finance,

Foundations of Web Technologies The Internet and World Wide Web (WWW) technologies are evolving fast. The knowledge of cutting edge technologies and how they are used for Web based e-business applications are "must have" skills not only for e-business systems developers but for all other e-business professionals. Organizations aim to "seamlessly" integrate WWW and the Internet into their business operations. This course provides a practical understanding of the breadth of the most widely used professional web technologies such as networking and Internet fundamentals, browser side programming (i.e. scripting) and server side programming (i.e. interactive dynamic web development using databases). Students

ICS , Graduate School of International Corporate Strategy [Term 1] Operations Management I (H. Kanno) (2008/Term 1&2 (Fall&Winter)) After graduating from ICS, whatever career you pursue, as a businessperson, you will manage “operations.” Any business is about value creation. To create value, you need to transform “inputs” into “outputs,” and of course, the value of your outputs must be larger than the value of your inputs. Operations management is defined as the management of any activities which transform inputs into outputs. Some people misunderstand that operations management is about manufacturing only --- which is not true. For example, any IT business requires

ICS , Graduate School of International Corporate Strategy [Term 3] Operations Management II (S. Kobayashi) (2009/Term 3&4 (Spring&Summer)) The Operations Management I course in Term 2 discusses managerial issues among a wide range of industries using the case method. In contrast, Operations Management II in Term 3 will take a more hands-on approach in studying the Japanese manufacturing industry. The Japanese manufacturing industry has enjoyed a competitive advantage in the world market for years. However, many observers claim that it has lost its competitiveness. On the other hand, good examples of operational excellence still exist in Japan. This course aims to investigate the essence

Graduate School of Business Sciences at University of Tsukuba Operations Management (OM) By using quantitative analysis techniques such as statistical analysis and optimization, this program seeks to nurture professionals capable to conduct the evaluation, analysis, and decision-making processes which are necessary for business or the implementation of business operations management. Quantitative analysis techniques include theories such as data collection and analysis, evaluation, prediction, decision-making, and model analysis, as well as methods for applying these theories and techniques to problem solving. For business operations, students can learn management theories and practices in several business areas, such as production management, logistics, quality management,

MBA Program from School of Management at Zhejiang University The MBA Program of the School of Management, Zhejiang University is a Masters-level program that started in 1994. It aims to cultivate executive managerial talents with global vision and thinking as well as abilities of strategic decision, organizational leadership and resource integration. Education in the MBA program of the School of Management includes orientation, course learning, supervisor selecting, internship, and dissertation writing, etc. The courses of the MBA program are divided into key courses, modular courses, electives and business practice. Through systematic learning and training of these management courses, an MBA student

Exposition Economics and Management (Sino-Germany joint program) four years This is a joint program held by SIFT and Fachhochschule Osnabruck, University of Applied Sciences . The program is dedicated to develop modern enterprises management, marketing and exposition expertise and operational skills required by high level management of government and enterprise bureaus in international expositions and symposiums. It also provides the opportunity for students to acquire broad international background knowledge, well-trained English application ability with acquainted knowledge in the exposition industry operations in China . The SIFT courses including: International Trade, Finance Management, Statistics, Introduction to Chinese Exposition Industry, Chinese Exposition Project Operations,

University of Guam PMBA Foundation Courses Managerial Economics Strategic Marketing Management Strategic Leadership and Ethics Financial Management Managerial Accounting Statistical Analysis & Econometric Techniques Human Resources Management Operations Management Business Capstone Experience 3