Operations Management

Call 1-800-358-6389 Operations management plays a vital role in producing and delivering goods and services to customers. It involves designing, planning, directing, and controlling the organization's resources and processes required to transform capital, skills, and materials into products and services. It is important that any operations strategy be aligned with the overall organizational business strategy for its success.

CBT Direct’s Online Operations Management Training will provide a broad overview of the product and service management functions, a basic understanding of supply chain management, key aspects of inventory management, basic concepts related to demand forecasting and capacity planning, scheduling, and understanding of quality and its management in a service or manufacturing organization. This course introduces the goals, processes, and strategic considerations of facilities management and discusses what to consider when selecting a facility’s location.

Benefits of CBT Direct’s Online Operations Management Training

CBT Direct boasts the most beneficial online training on the market. With CBT Direct’s online training, you have the flexibility to study on your schedule, and with the speed and reliability of the internet, CBT Direct’s Operations Management training course is accessible anywhere you have an internet connection. Convenience finally costs less with CBT Direct - the most affordable online training solution today.

The unique design of CBT Direct’s operations management course emphasizes learner initiative, self-management and experiential learning. CBT Direct’s online course design begins with the definition of user-focused performance objectives and then proceeds to the selection and implementation of instructional strategies and learning activities appropriate for those objectives. This effective instruction model for CBT Direct’s Operations Management training course ensures the greatest level of comprehension and retention.

Who Benefits from CBT Direct’s Operations Management Training?

Our online training is designed to help individuals working in operations management or another functional area, which is looking to gain a working understanding of the operations functions in a service or manufacturing organization.

What Professionals Will Learn from CBT Direct’s Operations Management Training

Click Here to Request a Quote Our online training will identify key differences between service and manufacturing organizations, matching key functional areas of operations with the type of decisions they are typically involved in. Individuals will examine characteristics of manufacturing and service operations strategies, as well as each phase of the process used to formulate organizational strategy with actions typically performed at that phase. Professionals will also learn to categorize different types of transformation.

CBT Direct’s self-paced online training will examine the different phases of the product life cycle and the actions that should be taken at each phase. Professionals will be taught the stages and the sequence of the new product development process, along with the current best practices. Additionally, our online training will match strategies used to manage existing and mature products and services with examples of the ways they are used.
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Our self-paced online training will establish an understanding of supply chain management, the components of the supply chain and identify the key drivers of supply chain management. You will also examine the characteristics of supply chain management in service organizations. The learner will also study the criteria for selecting and combining different supply chain strategies, matching each supply chain strategy with their key characteristics. As well as understanding the key performance indicators of supply chain.

Our course helps participants to learn about systematic inventory management, about primary objectives of inventory management including inventory functions and types. It includes a comprehensive discussion of inventory management for forecasting and planning, differentiates between effective and ineffective inventory management and identifies best practices of managing materials within the organization. Training participants will also learn inventory management systems that effectively and efficiently support inventory management. They will be able to select applicable processes used to establish inventory levels in order to foster key relationships for success.

This course examines the basic concepts related to demand forecasting and capacity planning. It discusses the key characteristics of various demand patterns and the four major demand forecasting variables. Training participants will also learn the typical demand forecasting process applied in manufacturing and service organizations. Finally, this self-paced course identifies the advantages of effective capacity management and explains some basic strategies to manage an organization's capacity.

Our online training will identify basic concepts about scheduling in both manufacturing and service organizations. Training participants will also learn the main objectives, benefits, and levels of scheduling. Using the example of staff scheduling in a service situation, it explores the practical considerations of scheduling. This online course will also discuss two approaches to loading work centers and helps you understand how to use various sequencing rules to schedule work orders.

Learners will gain a basic understanding of quality and its management in a service or manufacturing organization. This course introduces key quality performance objectives and their measures and identifies some quality management principles and how they help organizations achieve their quality-related goals. Finally, the course discusses quality management activities that are carried out at each phase in an organization's operations.

This course introduces the goals, processes, and strategic considerations of facilities management and discusses what to consider when selecting a facility's location. Additionally, it examines the specific factors to consider when planning and managing facilities for service organizations.


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