Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Oper. MGMT 2 by Prof - Chandraprakash
Oper. MGMT 2 by Prof - Chandraprakash
About the Instructor: Dr. Chandra Prakash is an Assistant Professor at Great Lakes
Institute of Management. He completed his Doctoral programme in Operations Management
from Indian Institute of Management Raipur. He has a Master and Bachelor degree in Industrial
Engineering and Management. His research interests are in exploring the collaboration
management aspect of supply chain of humanitarian or not for profit organizations.
(Please provide email ID): chandraprakash.c@greatlakes.edu.in
Course Objectives and Key Take Away (Please make the key take always in bullet points or
in numbered manner)
Understand the different functional areas and role of operations management
in business organization
Understand the role of operations management as strategic weapon
Understand the product-process mix model
Understand the analysis of processes and process improvement
Understand the productivity and performance management principles
Required Text Book: Operations Management Theory & Practice - 3rd edition By B.Mahadevan
- Pearson
Additional Readings: (Please mention any additional readings/reference books other than
text book)
EVALUATION COMPONENTS:
Template
EVALUATION COMPONENTS
1 (IDEAL)
MID TERM EXAMINATION
15%
(mandatory)
END TERM EXAMINATION
35%
INDIVIDUAL (mandatory)
QUIZ OR ANY OTHER INDIVIDUAL
COMPONENT (LEARNING PLAN, 10%
ASSIGNMENT, HOMEWORK)
CASE ANALYSIS, ASSIGNMENTS,
GROUP PROJECTS, REPORTS, PRESENTATION 40%
TOTAL
100%
Please note: Group component cannot be more than 40% of the course evaluation. Please note
that evaluation components will not undergo change during/after the course. If the faculty has
decided to follow a distribution as above, they are required to stick to the planned decision.
Session no 9
Session Title Performance measurement
productivity measurement
Quality control
Discussion Is quality objective or subjective?
question What are the important factors that influence performance
measurement?
Does productivity is problem of people or system?
Additional No-Nonsense Guide to Measuring Productivity
Reading Chew, W. Bruce
The Performance Measurement Manifesto
by Robert G. Eccles
Competing on the Eight Dimensions of Quality
by David A. Garvin
Productivity is about your system, not your people by Daniel
Markovitz (HBR article)
CaseTitle
Pedagogy Discussion/group presentation
Session No- 10
Session Title Service operation and experience economy
Discussion Possession or experience? Implication to operations
question management
Additional The emergence of service operations management as
Reading an academic discipline. Janelle Heineke and Mark M. Davis b
Other relevant reading materials will be shared by instructor one day before sessions.