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运营管理整理
运营管理
Chapter1Introduction
1.WhatisOM?
AllactivitiesdirectlyrelatedtothecreationanddeliveryofgoodsandservicesforTargetcustomersbelongtoOperation.
*OM’skeyissueistomakesupplymeetdemand.
Operationsmanagement(OM)isdefinedasthedesign,operating,andimprovementoftheSystemsthatcreateanddeliverthefirm’sprimaryproducts.
ResponsibilitiesofOM:
Planning,Organizing,Staffing,Directing,Controlling
计划、组织、领导、指挥、控制
2.Operation’sbusinessfunctions.
ØOperations
ØMarketing
ØFinance
ØPersonnel/HumanResourceManagement
ØInformationSystem/IT
ØOrganizationandMgmt
ØAccounting
*3.Manufacturingvs.Service
Manufacturercanuseinventorytomeetthefluctuantdemand,butservicecan’t.
4.ScopeofOperationsManagement
☐Forecasting
☐Capacityplanning
☐Scheduling
☐Managinginventories
☐Assuringquality
☐Motivatingemployees
☐Decidingwheretolocatefacilities
☐Andmore...
5.SystemDesign&SystemOperations
Design:
ØSystemcapacity
ØLocationoffacilities
ØArrangementofdepartments
ØProductandservicesplanning
ØAcquisitionandplacementofequipment
Operation:
ØManagementofpersonnel
ØInventoryplanningandcontrol
ØScheduling
ØProjectmanagement
ØQualityassurance
Chapter2OperationsStrategyandCompetitiveness
1.Whatisstrategy?
Strategyisaboutpositioning,findingrightpositioninthemarket,thentargetingthem.(MPorter:
HBS,1996)
*2.StrategyHierarchy(战略分层)
ØCorporateStrategy:
Overallstrategyadoptedbythefirmthatdefinesthespecificbusinessesinwhichthefirmwillcompeteandthewayin,whichresourcesare,acquiredandallocated.VisionMissionStatement.
ØBusiness/CompetitiveStrategy
*Competitiveness:
Theattractivenessoftheproductitsuppliesinthemarketplacerelativetoitscompetition.Ithas4dimensions(PQDV)aboutproductattributes,namely,productprice,productquality,productdeliveryandproductvariety.
Theattractivenessoftheproductbycompanycomparetoonesbycompetitorsinthemarket(JapaneseScholars)
*Competence:
individualtechnologies,skill,etcthatunderlyacompany’smyriadproductlines(HamelandPrahalad,1990)
*Capability:
asetofbusinessprocessesstrategicallyunderstood,whatmakesasetofindividualprocessesintoastrategiccapabilities?
☐Thekeyisconnectedthemtorealcustomerneeds.
☐Acapabilityisstrategiconlywhenitbeginsandendswithcustomer.
CapabilityDimension:
ProcessAttributes
Measuringtheabilityofprocessestoproduceanddelivercorrespondingproductattributes:
☐Cost:
thetotalcostincurredinproducinganddeliveringoutputs.
☐FlowTime:
thetotaltimeneededtotransformaflowunitfrominputintooutput.
☐Consistency:
theabilitytoproduceanddeliverqualityproducts.
☐Flexibility:
theabilitytoproduceanddeliverdesiredproductvariety.
ØFunctionalStrategy(职能战略):
Strategydevelopedbyafunction(e.g.,marketing)withinanorganizationtosupportthebusinessstrategy.
☐*OperationsStrategy(Oneoffunctionalstrategies):
Determininghowtobestutilizethefirm’sresourcestobuild(core)competences,capabilitiesandgaincompetitivenessinthemarket.
Asettingbroadpoliciesandplansforusingtheresourcesoffirmtobestsupportitslongtermcompetitivestrategy.
Structure
Infrastructure
Capacity
Workforce
Facilities
Quality
Technology
WorkControl
Make-BuyorVerticalIntegration
Organization
☐Marketingstrategy
☐Financestrategy
*3.Orderqualifies&Orderwinner.
ØOrderqualifiersarethebasiccriteriathatpermitthefirm’sproductstobeconsideredascandidatesforpurchasebycustomers.(Abrandnamecar)
ØOrderwinnersarethecriteriathatdifferentiatetheproductsandservicesofonefirmfromanother.(Repairservices)
Chapter3ProductDesign
1.Whytodesignnewproduct?
ØProductLifeCycles
ØImportanceofNewProducts
ProductLifeCycles:
Introduction:
ØFinetuning
☐Research
☐Productdevelopment
☐Processmodificationandenhancement
☐Supplierdevelopment
Growth:
ØProductdesignbeginstostabilize
ØEffectiveforecastingofcapacitybecomesnecessary
ØAddingorenhancingcapacitymaybenecessary
Maturity:
ØCompetitorsnowestablished
ØHighvolume,innovativeproductionmaybeneeded
ØImprovedcostcontrol,reductioninoptions,paringdownofproductline
Decline:
ØUnlessproductmakesaspecialcontributiontotheorganization,mustplantoterminateoffering
ImportanceofNewProducts:
2.TypicalPhasesofProductDevelopment
ØPlanning
ØConceptDevelopment
ØSystem-LevelDesign
ØDesignDetail
ØTestingandRefinement
ØProductionRamp-up
*3.Howtodesignabetterproduct?
Meetthedemandofthecustomer&Decreasethecost
DesigningfortheCustomer:
QualityFunctionDeployment(QFD):
ØTheprocessfortranslatingcustomerrequirementsintoaproduct’sdesign.
☐Interfunctionalteamsfrommarketing,designengineering,andmanufacturing
☐Voiceofthecustomer
✓CustomerfeedbackisusedinQFDprocesstodetermineproductspecifications.
✓Customerattributes:
●Productneeds
●Productpreferences
☐HouseofQuality
ØUseofQFDteams
☐Identifyimportantcustomerattributes.
☐Designsuperiorproduct.
☐Shortenproductdesigntime.
☐Facilitateinterfunctionalcooperation.
TheHouseofQuality:
Customerrequirementsinformationformsthebasisforthismatrix,usedtotranslatethemintooperatingorengineeringgoals
DesignforManufacturability:
ValueAnalysis/ValueEngineering(VA/VE)
ØAchieveequivalentorbetterperformanceatalowercostwhilemaintainingallfunctionalrequirementsdefinedbythecustomer.
Ø达到相同或更好的性能,更低的成本,同时保持由客户定义的所有功能要求。
☐Doestheitemhaveanydesignfeaturesthatarenotnecessary?
☐Cantwoormorepartsbecombinedintoone?
☐Howcanwecutdowntheweight?
☐Aretherenonstandardpartsthatcanbeeliminated?
ConcurrentEngineering:
ØConcurrentengineeringcanbedefinedasthesimultaneousdevelopmentofprojectdesignfunctions,withopenandinteractivecommunicationexistingamongallteammembersforthepurposesofreducingtimetomarket,decreasingcost,andimprovingqualityandreliability.
Ø并行工程可以定义为同步发展的项目设计功能,具有开放,互动的沟通现有的所有团队成员间的缩短产品上市时间,降低成本,提高质量的目的
☐“Let’sworktogethersimultaneously”
TraditionalApproach:
“Wedesignit,youbuildit”or“Overthewall
MeasuringProductDevelopmentPerformance:
PerformanceDimension
Measures
Time-to-market
●Freq.ofnewproductsintroduced
●Timetomarketintroduction
●Numberstatedandnumbercompleted
●Actualversusplan
●Percentageofsalesfromnewproducts
Productivity
●Engineeringhoursperproject
●Costofmaterialsandtoolingperproject
●Actualversusplan
Quality
●Conformance-reliabilityinuse
●Design-performanceandcustomersatisfaction
●Yield-factoryandfield
DealingwithTrade-offsandPriorities:
ØFactoryFocusandTrade-offs
☐Afactorycouldnotfocusonallfourcompetitivepriorities(cost,quality,time,andflexibility).
✓Focusingperformanceononedimensionlimits/eliminatestheabilitytofocusonanotherpriority.
ØPlant-within-a-Plant(PWP)concept(Skinner)
☐Differentlocationswithafacilitywouldfocusontheirowncompetencedimension
*Chapter4ProcessAnalysis
1.WhatisaProcess?
AProcessisatransformationofinputintooutput.
Process:
Acollectionoftasks,connectedbyflowsofmaterialandinformation,thattransformsvariousinputsintooutputs.
InputsTransformationProcessOutputs(Goods/Services)
2.ToolstoDescribeProcesses
ØFlowDiagrams-Showsthemovementofmaterials
ØTime-FunctionMapping-Showsflowsandtimeframe
ØValueStreamMapping-Showsflowsandtimeandvalueaddedbeyondtheimmediateorganization
ØProcessCharts-Usessymbolstoshowkeyactivities
ØServiceBlueprinting-focusesoncustomer/providerinteraction
ProcessFlowChart/Diagram
ØAgraphictooltopresentthemajorelementsofaprocess
ØThebasicelementscanincludetasksoroperations,flowsoftheflowunits,andstorageareasorqueues
ØItisanidealmethodologybywhichtobeginanalyzingaprocess
Standardflowchartsymbols:
ØRectangles:
Representingactivities,Tasks/Operations
ØArrows:
RepresentingFlowofMaterial/Information
ØTriangles:
Representingbuffers/inventories
Inputs/Outputs:
ØAnytangible/intangibleitemthatflowsinandoutoftheprocess.
☐Definetheboundariesoftheprocess
ØExamples:
☐RawMaterial,FinishedGoods
☐LocationA,LocationB
☐Invoiceddollars,Collecteddollar
*3.ClassificationofProcessesBy
ØTheNumberofstage:
Single-stageProcessorMulti-stageProcess
ØWithorWithoutBuffer:
Multi-stageProcesswithBufferorNot
ØProcessArchitecture
ØOthertype:
Make-to-OrderorMake-to-Stock
ProcessArchitecture:
JobShop
Project
Scale
JobShop
Batch
FlowShop
LineFlow
--Disconnected
--Connected
Continuous
Project:
ØProjectisaseriesofrelatedjobsusuallydirectedtowardsomemajoroutputandrequiringasignificantperiodoftimetoperform.E.g.Spaceshuttlebuilding
☐Uniqueproduct,verylowvolume
☐Veryflexible(generalpurpose)resources
☐Productisstable,M/C’sandtoolsaremobile
JobShopFlow:
ØHighproductvariety,verylowvolume
ØFlexible(generalpurpose)resources
Ø
Functionallayout
ØJumbledflows,oftenuniquetoeachproduct
ØExamples
☐Bicyclerepair
☐Commercialprintshop
☐Hospitalemergencyroom
☐Restaurantkitchen
BatchFlow:
ØSmallbatches(thoughbiggerthanjobshop)
ØStablelineofproducts
Ø
Morestandardizedprocessflowswhichmostorallproductsfollowwithminordeviations
ØExamples
☐Heavyequipment
☐Musicalinstruments
☐Athleticuniforms
☐Standardlaboratorytests
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