Operations and Supply Chain Management

Golden Gate University
San Francisco, CA, United States

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Course Description:

'' Covers the fundamental issues and recent developments in the diverse field of Operations Management, including Manufacturing and Service Management, Supply Chain Management, and Project and Systems Management. You will study the role of Operations and Supply Chain Management and their interactions with other functional areas within the firm. You will examine in-depth the contemporary issues related to Total Quality Management, Just-in-Time Systems, Supply and Value Chains, Reengineering and other Business Improvement Processes. Case method and review and analysis of pertinent scholarly and practitioner research are used to enhance your learning experience and to help you develop a framework for understanding, analyzing and addressing operations and supply chain management issues.
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Phone:800-448-4968

School Address:

Golden Gate University
536 Mission Street
San Francisco CA, 94105-2968
USA

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