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OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT & TQM

OPERATIONS OPERATIONS
 are part of a business organization  is responsible for producing the
that is responsible for producing goods or providing the services
goods and/ or services offered by the organization.
GOODS  core of all functions

 are physical items that include raw THE SCOPE OF OPERATIONS


materials, parts, subassemblies that MANAGEMENT
go into final products.  Forecasting such things as weather
and landing conditions, seat demand
SERVICES for flights, and the growth in air
travel.
 are activities that provide some  Capacity planning, essential for the
combination of time, location, form, airline to maintain cash flow and
or psychological value. make a reasonable profit.
 Balance between matching supply
with demand while maintaining
OUTPUTS operational efficiency and
profitability.
 Customized - specific  Facilities and layout, important in
 Standardized - uniform achieving effective use of workers
and equipment
THREE BASIC FUNCTION OF BUSINESS  Scheduling of planes for flights and
ORGANIZATION for routine maintenance; scheduling
of pilots and flight attendants; and
FINANCE scheduling of ground crews, counter
staff, and baggage handlers.
 is responsible for securing financial  Managing inventories of such items
as foods and beverages, first-aid
resources at favorable prices and equipment, in-flight magazines,
allocating those resources pillows and blankets, and life
throughout the organization, as well preservers.
 Motivating and training employees
as budgeting, analyzing investment in all phases of operations.
proposals, and providing funds for  Locating facilities according to
operations. managers’ decisions on which cities
to provide service for, where to
MARKETING locate maintenance facilities, and
where to locate major and minor
 is responsible for assessing hubs.
 Quality assurance is often concerned
consumer wants and needs, and performance standards, work
selling and promoting the methods, quality control, and
organization’s goods or services. material handling.

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