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| adam_text | Titel: Principles of operations management
Autor: Heizer, Jay H.
Jahr: 2011
Brief Table of Contents
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PART ONE
Introduction to Operations Management 33
1. Introduction to Operations
Management 33
2. The Global Environment and Operations
Strategy 59
3. Managing Projects 87
4. Forecasting Demand 133
PART TWO
Designing Operations 183
5. Product Design 183
6. Quality Management and International
Standards 219
Supplement 6: Statistical Process
Control 249
7. Process Design 281
Supplement 7: Capacity Planning 313
8. Location Decisions 343
9. Layout Decisions 373
10. Job Design and Work Measurement 413
PART THREE
Managing Operations 449
11. Managing the Supply Chain 449
Supplement 11: Outsourcing as a Supply-
Chain Strategy 481
12. Managing Inventory 497
13. Aggregate Scheduling 541
14. Material Requirements Planning (MRP)
and ERP 575
15. Scheduling for the Short Term 613
16. JIT, Lean Operations, and the Toyota
Production System 651
17. Maintenance and Reliability Decisions 679
Online Tutorials
1. Statistical Tools for Managers Tl-1
2. Acceptance Sampling T2-1
3. The Simplex Method of Linear
Programming T3-1
4. The MODI and VAM Methods
of Solving Transportation Problems T4-1
5. Vehicle Routing and Scheduling T5-1
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About the Authors 7
Preface 19
PART ONE
Introduction to Operations
Management 33
1. Introduction to Operations Management 33
Global Company Profile: Hard Rock Cafe 34
What Is Operations Management? 36
Organizing to Produce Goods and Services 36
Why Study OM? 38
What Operations Managers Do 39
The Heritage of Operations Management 40
Operations in the Service Sector 42
Differences between Goods and Services 42
Growth of Services 43
Service Pay 43
Exciting New Trends in Operations
Management 44
The Productivity Challenge 45
Productivity Measurement 46
Productivity Variables 48
Productivity and the Service Sector 50
Ethics and Social Responsibility 51
Chapter Summary 51 * Key Terms 52 ? Ethical
Dilemma 52 * Discussion Questions 52 * Solved
Problems 52 * Problems 53 ? Case Studies:
Norwegian Salmon Processing Facility, Trondheim
55 * Video Case Studies: Frito-Lay: Operations
Management in Manufacturing 55; Hard Rock
Cafe: Operations Management in Services 56 ?
Bibliography 56 * Rapid Review 57 * Self Test 58
2. The Global Environment and Operations
Strategy 59
Global Company Profile: Boeing 60
A Global View of Operations 62
Cultural and Ethical Issues 65
Developing Missions and Strategies 66
Mission 66
Strategy 66
Achieving Competitive Advantage Through
Operations 67
Competing on Differentiation 67
Competing on Cost 68
Competing on Response 68
Ten Strategic OM Decisions 71
Issues in Operations Strategy 72
Strategy Development and Implementation 75
Key Success Factors and Core Competencies 75
Build and Staff the Organization 77
Integrate OM with Other Activities 77
Global Operations Strategy Options 78
International Strategy 78
Multidomestic Strategy 79
Global Strategy 79
Transnational Strategy 79
Chapter Summary 80 ? Key Terms 80 * Ethical
Dilemma 80 * Discussion Questions 81 * Solved
Problem 81 * Problems 81 ? Case Studies: ALDI82
* Video Case Studies: Strategy at Regal Marine 83;
Hard Rock Cafe s Global Strategy 83 ?
Bibliography 84 * Rapid Review 85 ? Self Test 86
3. Managing Projects 87
Global Company Profile: Bechtel Group 88
The Importance of Project Management 90
Project Planning 90
The Project Manager 97
Work Breakdown Structure 92
Project Scheduling 93
Project Controlling 94
Project Management Techniques: PERT and CPM 95
The Framework of PERT and CPM 95
Network Diagrams and Approaches 95
Activity-on-Node Example 97
Activity-on-Arrow Example 100
Determining the Project Schedule 100
Forward Pass 101
Backward Pass 103
Calculating Slack Time and Identifying the
Critical Path(s) 104
Variability in Activity Times 105
Three Time Estimates in PERT 106
Probability of Project Completion 108
Cost-Time Trade-offs and Project Crashing 111
A Critique of PERT and CPM 113
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Using Microsoft Project to Manage Projects 114
Chapter Summary 117* Key Terms 117 ? Ethical
Dilemma 117 ? Discussion Questions 118* Using
Software to Solve Project Management Problems
118 ? Solved Problems 119* Problems 122 * Case
Studies: Southwestern University: (A) 126 * Video
Case Studies: Project Management at Arnold Palmer
Hospital 127; Managing Hard Rock s Rockfest 128 ?
Bibliography 129 ? Rapid Review 131 ? Self Test 132
4. Forecasting Demand 133
Global Company Profile: Walt Disney Parks
Resorts 134
What Is Forecasting? 136
Forecasting Time Horizons 136
The Influence of Product Life Cycle 137
Types of Forecasts 137
The Strategic Importance of Forecasting 137
Human Resources 137
Capacity 137
Supply-Chain Management 138
Seven Steps in the Forecasting System 138
Forecasting Approaches 139
Overview of Qualitative Methods 139
Overview of Quantitative Methods 139
Time-Series Forecasting 140
Decomposition of a Time Series 140
Naive Approach 140
Moving Averages 141
Exponential Smoothing 144
Measuring Forecast Error 145
Exponential Smoothing with Trend Adjustment 148
Trend Projections 151
Seasonal Variations in Data 153
Cyclical Variations in Data 158
Associative Forecasting Methods: Regression
and Correlation Analysis 158
Using Regression Analysis for Forecasting 158
Standard Error of the Estimate 160
Correlation Coefficients for Regression Lines 161
Multiple-Regression Analysis 163
Monitoring and Controlling Forecasts 163
Adaptive Smoothing 165
Focus Forecasting 165
Forecasting in the Service Sector 166
Chapter Summary 167 * Key Terms 167 ? Ethical
Dilemma 168 * Discussion Questions 168 ? Using
Software in Forecasting 168 * Solved Problems
170* Problems 172* Case Studies: Southwestern
University: (B) 178; Digital Cell Phone 179 *
Video Case Studies: Forecasting at Hard Rock
Cafe 180 ? Bibliography 180 ? Rapid Review 181 ?
Self Test 182
PART TWO
Designing Operations 183
5. Product Design 183
Global Company Profile: Regal Marine 184
Goods and Services Selection 186
Product Strategy Options Support Competitive
Advantage 186
Product Life Cycles 187
Life Cycle and Strategy 188
Product-by-Value Analysis 188
Generating New Products 189
New Product Opportunities 189
Importance of New Products 189
Product Development 190
Product Development System 190
Quality Function Deployment (QFD) 191
Organizing for Product Development 193
Manufacturability and Value
Engineering 194
Issues for Product Design 195
Robust Design 195
Modular Design 195
Computer-Aided Design (CAD) 196
Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) 197
Virtual Reality Technology 197
Value Analysis 197
Ethics, Environmentally-Friendly Designs,
and Sustainability 198
Systems and Life Cycle Perspectives 198
Time-Based Competition 200
Purchasing Technology by Acquiring a
Firm 201
Joint Ventures 202
Alliances 202
Defining a Product 202
Make-or-Buy Decisions 203
Group Technology 204
Documents for Production 204
Product Life-Cycle Management
(PLM) 205
Service Design 206
Documents for Services 207
Application of Decision Trees to Product
Design 209
Transition to Production 210
Chapter Summary 211 ? Key Terms 211 * Ethical
Dilemma 211 * Discussion Questions 211 * Solved
Problem 212 * Problems 213 ? Case Studies: Temsa
Global s Product Strategy 214 ? Video Case Studies:
Product Design at Regal Marine 215 * Bibliography
215 * Rapid Review 217 * Self Test 218
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6. Quality Management and International
Standards 219
Global Company Profile: Arnold Palmer
Hospital 220
Quality and Strategy 222
Defining Quality 222
Implications of Quality 223
Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award 224
Cost of Quality (COQ) 224
Ethics and Quality Management 224
International Quality Standards 225
ISO 9000 225
ISO 14000 225
Total Quality Management 226
Continuous Improvement 227
Six Sigma 227
Employee Empowerment 228
Benchmarking 229
Just-in-Time (JIT) 230
Taguchi Concepts 231
Knowledge of TQM Tools 232
Tools of TQM 232
Check Sheets 232
Scatter Diagrams 233
Cause-and-Effect Diagrams 233
Pareto Charts 233
Flowcharts 234
Histograms 235
Statistical Process Control (SPC) 235
The Role of Inspection 236
When and Where to Inspect 236
Source Inspection 237
Service Industry Inspection 237
Inspection of Attributes versus
Variables 237
TQM in Services 238
Chapter Summary 241 ? Key Terms 241 ? Ethical
Dilemma 241 ? Discussion Questions 241 ?
Problems 242 ? Case Studies: Southwestern
University: (C) 244 ? Video Case Studies: The
Culture of Quality at Arnold Palmer Hospital
245: Quality at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company
245 ? Bibliography 246 ? Rapid Review 247 ?
Self Test 248
Supplement 6: Statistical
Process Control 249
Statistical Process Control (SPC) 250
Control Charts for Variables 252
The Central Limit Theorem 252
Setting Mean Chart Limits (x-Charts) 253
Setting Range Chart Limits (R-Charts) 257
Using Mean and Range Charts 257
Control Charts for Attributes 258
Managerial Issues and Control Charts 262
Process Capability 263
Process Capability Ratio (C ) 263
Process Capability Index {Cp^) 264
Acceptance Sampling 265
Operating Characteristic Curve 266
Average Outgoing Quality 267
Supplement Summary 268 ? Key Terms 268 ?
Discussion Questions 268 ? Using Software for
SPC 269 ? Solved Problems 270 ? Problems 271 ¦
Case Studies: Cecil Rice Export, Alexandria,
Egypt 275 ? Video Case Studies: Frito-Lay s
Quality-Controlled Potato Chips 277; Farm to
Fork: Quality at Darden Restaurants 277 ?
Bibliography 278 Rapid Review 279*
Self Test 280
7. Process Design 281
Global Company Profile: Harley-Davidson 282
Four Process Strategies 284
Process Focus 284
Repetitive Focus 285
Product Focus 286
Mass Customization Focus 286
Comparison of Process Choices 288
Process Analysis and Design 291
Flowchart 291
Time-Function Mapping 291
Value-Stream Mapping 292
Process Charts 293
Sen ice Blueprinting 294
Special Considerations for Service Process
Design 294
Customer Interaction and Process Design 295
More Opportunities to Improve
Sen ice Processes 297
Selection of Equipment and Technology 297
Production Technology 298
Machine Technology 298
Automatic Identification Systems (AISs)
andRFID298
Process Control 299
Vision Systems 299
Robots 300
Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems
(ASRSs) 300
Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) 300
Flexible Manufacturing Systems iFMSs) 300
Computer-Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) 300
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Technology in Services 301
Process Redesign 303
Sustainability 303
Resources 303
Recycle 303
Regulations 304
Reputation 304
Chapter Summary 305 ? Key Terms 305 ? Ethical
Dilemma 305 ? Discussion Questions 306 ? Solved
Problem 306 ? Problems 306 ? Case Studies:
Rochester Manufacturing s Process Decision 307;
Environmental Sustainability at Tesco PLC,
UK 308 ? Video Case Studies: Green Manufacturing
and Sustainability at Frito-Lay 308; Process
Analysis at Arnold Palmer Hospital 309; Process
Strategy at Wheeled Coach 310 ? Bibliography 310 ?
Rapid Review 311 ? Self Test 312
Supplement 7: Capacity Planning 313
Capacity 314
Design and Effective Capacity 314
Capacity and Strategy 316
Capacity Considerations 317
Managing Demand 317
Demand and Capacity Management in the Service
Sector 319
Bottleneck Analysis and the Theory of
Constraints 320
Process Times for Stations, Systems, and Cycles 321
Theory of Constraints 323
Bottleneck Management 323
Break-Even Analysis 324
Single-Product Case 326
Multiproduct Case 326
Reducing Risk with Incremental Changes 328
Applying Expected Monetary Value (EMV) to
Capacity Decisions 329
Applying Investment Analysis to Strategy-Driven
Investments 330
Investment, Variable Cost, and Cash Flow 330
Net Present Value 330
Supplement Summary 333 ? Key Terms 333 ?
Discussion Questions 333 ? Using Software for
Break-even Analysis 333 ? Solved Problems 334 ?
Problems 336 ? Video Case Studies: Capacity
Planning at Arnold Palmer Hospital 339 ?
Bibliography 340 ? Rapid Review 341 ? Self Test 342
8. Location Decisions 343
Global Company Profile: FedEx 344
The Strategic Importance of Location 346
Factors That Affect Location Decisions 347
Labor Productivity 348
Exchange Rates and Currency Risk 348
Costs 349
Political Risk, Values, and Culture 350
Proximity to Markets 350
Proximity to Suppliers 350
Proximity to Competitors (Clustering) 350
Methods of Evaluating Location
Alternatives 351
The Factor-Rating Method 351
Locational Break-Even Analysis 352
Center-of-Gravity Method 354
Transportation Model 355
Service Location Strategy 356
How Hotel Chains Select Sites 357
The Call Center Industry 358
Geographic Information Systems 359
Chapter Summary 360 ? Key Terms 360 ? Ethical
Dilemma 361 ? Discussion Questions 361 ? Using
Software to Solve Location Problems 361 ? Solved
Problems 362 ? Problems 363 ? Case Studies:
Finding a Location for Electronics Component
Manufacturing in Asia 368 ? Video Case Studies:
Locating the Next Red Lobster Restaurant 369;
Where to Place the Hard Rock Cafe 369 ?
Bibliography 370 ? Rapid Review 371 ?
Self Test 372
9. Layout Decisions 373
Global Company Profile: McDonald s 374
The Strategic Importance of Layout
Decisions 376
Types of Layout 376
Office Layout 378
Retail Layout 379
Servicescapes 380
Warehousing and Storage Layouts 381
Cross-Docking 382
Random Stocking 382
Customizing 382
Fixed-Position Layout 382
Process-Oriented Layout 383
Computer Software for Process-Oriented
Layouts 387
Work Cells 388
Requirements of Work Cells 388
Staffing and Balancing Work Cells 389
The Focused Work Center and the Focused
Factory 391
Repetitive and Product-Oriented
Layout 392
Assembly-Line Balancing 393
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Chapter Summary 398 ? Key Terms 398 ? Ethical
Dilemma 398 ? Discussion Questions 398 ? Using
Software to Solve Layout Problems 399 ? Solved
Problems 400 ? Problems 402 ? Case Studies:
State Automobile License Renewals 408 ? Video
Case Studies: Laying Out Arnold Palmer
Hospital s New Facility 408; Facility Layout at
Wheeled Coach 410 ? Bibliography 410 ? Rapid
Review 411 ? Self Test 412
10. Job Design and Work Measurement 413
Global Company Profile: Rusty Wallace s NASCAR
Racing Team 414
Human Resource Strategy for Competitive
Advantage 416
Constraints on Human Resource Strategy 416
Labor Planning 417
Employment-Stability Policies 417
Work Schedules 417
Job Classifications and Work Rules 418
Job Design 418
Labor Specialization 418
Job Expansion 418
Psychological Components of Job Design 419
Self-Directed Teams 420
Motivation and Incentive Systems 421
Ergonomics and the Work Environment 421
Methods Analysis 424
The Visual Workplace 425
Labor Standards 427
Historical Experience 427
Time Studies 427
Predetermined Time Standards 432
Work Sampling 435
Ethics 438
Chapter Summary 438 ? Key Terms 438 ? Ethical
Dilemma 438 ? Discussion Questions 439 ? Solved
Problems 439 ? Problems 441 ? Case Studies:
Jackson Manufacturing Company 445 ? Video
Case Studies: Hard Rock s Human Resource
Strategy 445 ? Bibliography 446 ? Rapid Review
447 Self Test 448
PART THREE
Managing Operations 449
11. Managing the Supply Chain 449
Global Company Profile: Darden Restaurants 450
The Supply Chain s Strategic Importance 452
Supply-Chain Risk 453
Ethics and Sustainability 455
Supply-Chain Economics 456
Make-or-Buy Decisions 457
Outsourcing 457
Supply-Chain Strategies 457
Many Suppliers 457
Few Suppliers 457
Vertical Integration 458
Joint Ventures 459
Keiretsu Networks 459
Virtual Companies 459
Managing the Supply Chain 459
Issues in an Integrated Supply Chain 460
Opportunities in an Integrated Supply Chain 461
E-Procurement 463
Online Catalogs 463
Auctions 464
RFQs 464
Real-Time Inventory Tracking 464
Vendor Selection 465
Vendor Evaluation 465
Vendor Development 466
Negotiations 466
Logistics Management 466
Distribution Systems 467
Third-Party Logistics 467
Cost of Shipping Alternatives 468
Security and JIT 469
Measuring Supply-Chain Performance 470
The SCOR Model 472
Chapter Summary 473 ? Key Terms 473 ? Ethical
Dilemma 473 ? Discussion Questions 473 ? Solved
Problems 474 Problems 474 ? Case Studies:
Dell s Value Chain 476 ? Video Case Studies:
Darden s Global Supply Chains 476; Arnold
Palmer Hospital s Supply Chain 477; Supply-Chain
Management at Regal Marine 478 ? Bibliography
478 ? Rapid Review 479 ? Self Test 480
Supplement 11: Outsourcing as a
Supply-Chain Strategy 481
What Is Outsourcing? 482
Strategic Planning and Core Competencies 483
The Theory of Comparative Advantage 484
Risks of Outsourcing 485
Evaluating Outsourcing Risk with Factor
Rating 487
Rating International Risk Factors 487
Rating Outsource Providers 488
Advantages and Disadvantages of Outsourcing 489
Advantages of Outsourcing 489
Disadvantages of Outsourcing 489
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Audits and Metrics to Evaluate Performance 490
Ethical Issues in Outsourcing 490
Supplement Summary 491 ? Key Terms 491 ?
Discussion Questions 491 ? Using Software to
Solve Outsourcing Problems 491 ? Problems 491 ?
Case Studies: Outsourcing to Tata 493 ? Video
Case Studies: Outsourcing Offshore at Darden
493 ? Bibliography 494 ? Rapid Review 495 ?
Self Test 496
12. Managing Inventory 497
Global Company Profile: Amazon.com 498
The Importance of Inventory 500
Functions of Inventory 500
Types of Inventory 501
Managing Inventory 501
ABC Analysis 501
Record Accuracy 503
Cycle Counting 503
Control of Service Inventories 505
Inventory Models 506
Independent vs. Dependent Demands 506
Holding, Ordering, and Setup Costs 506
Inventory Models for Independent Demand 506
The Basic Economic Order Quantity (EOQ)
Model 507
Minimizing Costs 507
Reorder Points 512
Production Order Quantity Model 513
Quantity Discount Models 516
Probabilistic Models and Safety Stock 519
Other Probabilistic Models 522
Single-Period Model 524
Fixed-Period (P) Systems 525
Chapter Summary 526 ? Key Terms 527 * Ethical
Dilemma 527 Discussion Questions 527 ? Using
Software to Solve Inventory Problems 527 ? Solved
Problems 529 ? Problems 532 ? Case Studies:
Herrer s Bicycle Shop, Tilburg, the Netherlands
536; Sturdivant Sound Systems 537 ? Video Case
Studies: Managing Inventory at Frito-Lay 537;
Inventory Control at Wheeled Coach 538 ?
Bibliography 538 ? Rapid Review 539 ?
Self Test 540
13. Aggregate Scheduling 541
Global Company Profile: Frito-Lay 542
The Planning Process 544
Planning Horizons 544
The Nature of Aggregate Planning 545
Aggregate Planning Strategies 546
Capacity Options 547
Demand Options 548
Mixing Options to Develop a Plan 548
Methods for Aggregate Planning 549
Graphical Methods 549
Mathematical Approaches 554
Comparison of Aggregate Planning Methods 556
Aggregate Planning in Services 556
Restaurants 558
Hospitals 558
National Chains of Small Service Firms 558
Miscellaneous Services 558
Airline Industry 559
Yield Management 559
Chapter Summary 562 ? Key Terms 563 ? Ethical
Dilemma 563 ? Discussion Questions 563 ? Using
Software for Aggregate Planning 564 ? Solved
Problems 564 ? Problems 566 ? Case Studies:
Southwestern University: (G) 570; Andrew-Carter,
Inc. 571 ? Bibliography 572 ? Rapid Review 573 ?
Self Test 574
14. Material Requirements Planning
(MRP) and ERP 575
Global Company Profile: Wheeled Coach 576
Dependent Demand 578
Dependent Inventory Model Requirements 578
Master Production Schedule 578
Bills of Material 580
Accurate Inventory Records 583
Purchase Orders Outstanding 583
Lead Times for Components 583
MRP Structure 583
MRP Management 588
MRP Dynamics 588
MRP and JIT 588
Lot-Sizing Techniques 589
Extensions of MRP 593
Material Requirements Planning II (MRP II) 593
Closed-Loop MRP 594
Capacity Planning 595
MRP in Services 596
Distribution Resource Planning (DRP) 596
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) 597
Advantages and Disadvantages of ERP Systems 600
ERP in the Service Sector 600
Chapter Summary 600 ? Key Terms 600 ? Ethical
Dilemma 601 ? Discussion Questions 601 ? Using
Software to Solve MRP Problems 601 ? Solved
Problems 602 ? Problems 605 ? Case Studies:
Hill s Automotive, Inc. 608 ? Video Case Studies:
MRP at Wheeled Coach 609 ? Bibliography 609 ?
Rapid Review 611 ? Self Test 612
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15. Scheduling for the Short Term 613
Global Company Profile: Delta Air
Lines 614
The Importance of Short-Term
Scheduling 616
Scheduling Issues 616
Forward and Backward Scheduling 618
Scheduling Criteria 618
Scheduling Process-Focused Facilities 619
Loading Jobs 620
Input-Output Control 620
Gantt Charts 622
Assignment Method 623
Sequencing Jobs 626
Priority Rules for Dispatching Jobs 626
Critical Ratio 629
Sequencing N Jobs on Two Machines: Johnson s
Rule 630
Limitations of Rule-Based Dispatching
Systems 631
Finite Capacity Scheduling (FCS) 632
Scheduling Repetitive Facilities 633
Scheduling Services 634
Scheduling Service Employees with Cyclical
Scheduling 636
Chapter Summary 637 ? Key Terms 637 ? Ethical
Dilemma 637 ? Discussion Questions 638 ?
Using Software for Short-Term Scheduling 638 ?
Solved Problems 640 ? Problems 643 ? Case
Studies: Old Oregon Wood Store 646 ? Video
Case Studies: Scheduling at Hard Rock Cafe
647 Bibliography 648 ? Rapid Review 649
Self Test 650
16. JIT, Lean Operations, and the Toyota
Production System 651
Global Company Profile: Toyota Motor
Corporation 652
Just-in-Time, the Toyota Production System,
and Lean Operations 654
Eliminate Waste 654
Remove Variability 655
Improve Throughput 656
Just-in-Time (JIT) 656
JIT Partnerships 657
Concerns of Suppliers 658
JIT Layout 659
Distance Reduction 659
Increased Flexibility 659
Impact on Employees 659
Reduced Space and Inventory 659
JIT Inventory 660
Reduce Inventory and
Variability 660
Reduce Lot Sizes 660
Reduce Setup Costs 662
JIT Scheduling 662
Level Schedules 663
Kanban 664
JIT Quality 666
Toyota Production System 667
Continuous Improvement 667
Respect for People 667
Standard Work Practice 667
Lean Operations 668
Building a Lean Organization 668
Lean Operations in Services 669
Chapter Summary 671 ? Key Terms 671 ? Ethical
Dilemma 671 ? Discussion Questions 671 ? Solved
Problems 671 ? Problems 672 ? Case Studies: Mutual
Insurance Company of Iowa 673; JIT after a
Catastrophe 674 ? Video Case Study: JIT at Arnold
Palmer Hospital 675 ? Bibliography 675 ? Rapid
Review 677 ? Self Test 678
17. Maintenance and Reliability
Decisions 679
Global Company Profile: Orlando Utilities
Commission 680
The Strategic Importance of Maintenance
and Reliability 682
Reliability 683
Improving Individual Components 683
Providing Redundancy 685
Maintenance 686
Implementing Preventive
Maintenance 686
Increasing Repair Capabilities 690
Autonomous Maintenance 690
Total Productive Maintenance 690
Techniques for Enhancing Maintenance 691
Chapter Summary 691 ? Key Terms 691 ? Ethical
Dilemma 692 ? Discussion Questions 692 ? Using
Software to Solve Reliability Problems 692 ?
Solved Problems 692 ? Problems 693 ? Video
Case Studies: Maintenance Drives Profits at
Frito-Lay 695 ? Bibliography 696 ? Rapid
Review 697-Self Test 698
Appendices Al
Indices II
Photo Credits PI
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Online Tutorials
1. Statistical Tools for Managers Tl-1
Discrete Probability Distributions Tl-2
Expected Value of a Discrete Probability
Distribution Tl-3
Variance of a Discrete Probability
Distribution Tl-3
Continuous Probability Distributions Tl-4
The Normal Distribution Tl-4
Summary Tl-7 ? Key Terms Tl-7 ?
Discussion Questions Tl-7? Problems Tl-7*
Bibliography Tl-7
2. Acceptance Sampling T2-1
Sampling Plans T2-2
Single Sampling T2-2
Double Sampling T2-2
Sequential Sampling T2-2
Operating Characteristic (OC) Curves T2-2
Producer s and Consumer s Risk T2-3
Average Outgoing Quality T2-5
Summary T2-6 ? Key Terms T2-6 ? Solved Problem
T2-7 ? Discussion Questions T2-7 ? Problems T2-7
3. The Simplex Method of Linear
Programming T3-1
Converting the Constraints to Equations T3-2
Setting Up the First Simplex Tableau T3-2
Simplex Solution Procedures T3-4
Summary of Simplex Steps for Maximization
Problems T3-6
Artificial and Surplus Variables T3-7
Solving Minimization Problems T3-7
Summary T3-8 ? Key Terms T3-8 ? Solved
Problem T3-8 ? Discussion Questions T3-8 ?
Problems T3-9
4. The MODI and VAM Methods of Solving
Transportation Problems T4-1
MODI Method T4-2
How to Use the MODI Method T4-2
Solving the Arizona Plumbing Problem with
MODI T4-2
Vogel s Approximation Method: Another Way to
Find an Initial Solution T4-4
Discussion Questions T4-8 ? Problems T4-8
5. Vehicle Routing and Scheduling T5-1
Introduction T5-2
Service Delivery Example: Meals-for-
ME T5-2
Objectives of Routing and Scheduling
Problems T5-2
Characteristics of Routing and Scheduling
Problems T5-3
Classifying Routing and Scheduling
Problems T5-3
Solving Routing and Scheduling
Problems T5-4
Routing Service Vehicles T5-5
The Traveling Salesman Problem T5-5
Multiple Traveling Salesman Problem
T5-8
The Vehicle Routing Problem T5-9
Cluster First, Route Second Approach
T5-10
Scheduling Service Vehicles T5-11
The Concurrent Scheduler Approach T5-13
Other Routing and Scheduling Problems T5-13
Summary T5-14 ? Key Terms T5-15 *
Discussion Questions T5-15 ? Problems T5-15 ?
Case Study: Routing and Scheduling of
Phlebotomists T5-17 ? Bibliography
T5-17
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| discipline | Wirtschaftswissenschaften |
| edition | 8. ed., global ed. |
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