- OM=design and control of processes; 4 week course
- quality, technology, knowledge management, inter-organizational relationships, risk (strategic level)
- LEAN has become the dominant model
- Grading based on 2 essays and 1 group wiki project
- why is operations management taught less now than in the past?
- software
- specificity, simplicity of operations
- expertise management has changed-sharing knowledge in a less formalized way (wiki approach)
- 看板 (placard)-system: not more inventory than the number of cards 平準化 standardization, quality circles: workers team together to solve problems. Use the experience of everyday workers. 自動化->自働化 (Toyota put people into motion through their implantation of 自動化
- Taiichi Ohno's 7 Wastes: in Toyota Production System (TPS), 1988
- The Machine That Changed The World, The Story of Lean Production by Womack, Daniel Jones, Daniel Roos 1990
- Customer-based demand triggers
- Lean qualities: small quantities, synchronized flow
- 1934 Percy Shaw- reflective "cat's eyes" road studs
- Iphone, 24% parts come from Samsung
- Qualcom-chipsets, now get most of their business from licensing LTE (Q: what is LTE?)
- Crowd-sourcing, Open Standards
- http://webdb.ucs.ed.ac.uk/operations/ftops/
- Safari-com used in Kenya for mobile phone based
- British bank deregulation-1986
Course work and notes from E. B. Holmes at the University of Edinburgh Business School (MBA, 2011-2012)
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Operations Management, Ian Graham
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