Text Book
Operations Management for Competitive Advantage
Richard B. Chase, University of Southern California
F. Robert Jacobs, Indiana University–Bloomington
Nicholas J. Aquilano, University of Arizona
McGraw-Hill
ISBN: 0072506369
Copyright year: 2004
Review Notes of for the chapters in the text. ( Notes posted in serial order starting with this post. Links to be given for each chapter)
SECTION ONE: OPERATIONS STRATEGY AND MANAGING CHANGE
1. Introduction to the Field
2. Operations Strategy and Competitiveness
Technical note 2 Learning Curves
3. Project Management
SECTION TWO: PRODUCT DESIGN AND PROCESS SELECTION
4. Process Analysis
Technical note 4 Job Design and Work Measurement
5. Product Design and Process Selection—Manufacturing
Technical note 5 Facility Layout
6. Product Design and Process Selection—Services
Technical note 6 Waiting Line Management
7. Total Quality Management: Focus on Six Sigma
Technical note 7 Process Capability and Statistical Quality Control
8. Operations Consulting and Reengineering
SECTION THREE: SUPPLY CHAIN DESIGN
(Managerial Briefing Electronic Commerce and E-Ops©)
9. Supply Chain Strategy
10. Strategic Capacity Management
Technical note 10 Facility Location
11. Just-in-Time and Lean Systems
SECTION FOUR: PLANNING AND CONTROLLING THE SUPPLY CHAIN
(Managerial Briefing Enterprise Resource Planning Systems)
12. Forecasting
13. Aggregate Sales and Operations Planning
14. Inventory Control
15. Material Requirements Planning
16. Operations Scheduling
Technical note 16 Simulation
17. Synchronous Manufacturing and Theory of Constraints
SUPPLEMENTS
B. Financial Analysis
C. Operations Technology
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