Operations and Supply Chain Management for the 21st Century (with Printed Access Card)
Operations and Supply Chain Management for the 21st Century (with Printed Access Card)
Boyer/Verma’s breakthrough text meets today’s student and instructor’s needs and redefines the marketplace. Their text is briefer than most, taking all of the vital core concepts and building upon them with current and fresh examples. The authors understand the importance of striking a balance by creating a book that does an even better job at covering the core concepts while also providing customers with a new product that fully addresses and approaches this course area from today’s teaching and learning perspectives and actual business practices. The three unifying themes throughout the book are Strategy, Global Supply Chain, and Service Operations. Strategy will serve as an overarching framework and will be used in each chapter to present students with an alternative approach to specific challenges. The authors uses examples from non-US companies and/or organizations in each chapter to incorporate Service Operations in the book. They also show that even some of the largest manufactu
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Great Operations Text,
I used this book in my operations class. Writing was clear and easy to folow. I really liked the examples from American Express and Sony since they are not the type of company I expected to read about in an operations class. Book felt more current than a lot of textbooks I use with many examples of iPods, Home Depot and relatively recent events. Quantitative material was explained in easy to follow examples with formulas that were understandable. My professor actually used most of the chapters in the book – no extra chapters like a lot of books – and it was cheaper than many other books. I wish more books wre this easy to read.
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