OPERATIONS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

OTM 737

Strategies, techniques, and best practices of global supply chain management through the lens of recent supply chain disruptions. Topics include global logistics strategy, supply chain risk management, international transportation methods, international terms of commerce, outsourcing strategy, and supply chain IT systems.

OTM 751

Application of operations management principles to the analysis of service-delivery systems in profit and nonprofit organizations. Topics include designing service-delivery systems, location and layout, operations planning and control, yield management, technology and information systems, and service quality management.

MARKETNG/OTM 726

Focuses on strategic issues and current theory and practice in supply chain management. Effective design and management of supply chain resources is a key source of competitive advantage for organizations. Supply chain management is a cross-functional discipline that concentrates on the management of goods, services, and information among all links in the value chain.

OTM 451

Application of operations management principles to the analysis of service-delivery systems in profit and nonprofit organizations. Topics include designing service-delivery systems, location and layout, operations planning and control, yield management, technology and information systems, and service quality management.

OTM 300

Managing operations and supply chains is about people, information, equipment, and materials and how these are combined to produce and/or deliver goods and services to customers. Emphasis is on how systems and processes can be designed, managed, and improved to achieve operations excellence and competitive advantage.