The Four Operational Management Functions
Functions
Operations Management
Operations Management can be defined as an act of resource management for a production process in order to have maximum results. A variety of resources are deployed such as raw materials, machinery, equipment and tools, manpower and money.
In carrying out operations function, it takes a series of activities that included into a system. In Operations Management generally consist of four types of operational functions:
- The
function of the process, of a technical nature, including the form of the
methods used in materials processing.
- The
function of organizing techniques and methods, with this organization, the
production process can be run effectively and efficiently,
- Material
planning functions, including the establishment of the quality and
quantity of the material
- Function
control or supervision of the use of materials for the production process
Developments
lately showed big companies or the medium began to experience a shift that
initially static to more dynamic
.
This condition is triggered by the proliferation of the use of modern tools or equipment, the quality of production is increasing, reseach and development are always used in the development of product design
This condition is triggered by the proliferation of the use of modern tools or equipment, the quality of production is increasing, reseach and development are always used in the development of product design
It it is this which later developed into an operational management system that is more dynamic Not stiff against change are there to be able to compete to meet the needs of consumers.

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