MBA in Operations to admission via/by management quota

MBA in Operations to admission via/by management quota

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An MBA in operations management or a specialization in a related field, such as logistics or supply chain management, should help students to enter the industry by developing the requisite skillset or to help those already in the industry to widen their knowledge and push on into a business leadership role.

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What is an Operations Management MBA specialization?

What does Operations mean?

The term Operations is generally used as an umbrella term to refer to the corporate area responsible for actually producing goods and services.

This includes all the activities required to create and deliver a product or service, from selecting suppliers and/or raw materials to supply chain management and distribution.

The organization of these different activities within the company implies a vision of the business as different processes. Of all the corporate divisions, operations tends to require the greatest number of employees and assets.

Generally in charge of product and service quality, operations is also the key basis on which the company’s long-term performance rests.

For this reason, operations is increasingly seen as a source of competitive advantage because correctly managing this area is fundamental to ensuring the company’s carefully crafted strategy becomes reality; without operations, corporate strategy would run the risk of remaining a merely theoretical exercise.

Operations management

Operations management is the corporate area in charge of designing, managing and tracking different processes.

These processes are made up of interrelated, sequential activities through which the components and actors required (raw materials, labor, capital, information, the client, and such) are transformed into products.

The key is the value added through the process as perceived by the customer, i.e. the end product has a greater value than the elements pre-process.

These products are the goods and services people buy and use every day, from skis to washing machines, and medical assistance to tourism services. To create the vast array of end products the processes involved are extremely varied.

For example, in a factory setting these may include assembly, control and packing, where in the airline business they are more likely to be passenger check-in, flying the passengers from A to B and getting their bags back to them. In consultancy processes, the end products will be gathering data, drafting proposals and project implementation.

Beyond this, the pressure is on operations management to make improvements in sustainability, not least in environmental areas.

Operations departments are expected to incorporate eco-efficiency and eco-effectiveness principles into their processes. Further innovation is the key to competitive advantage, reduced costs and technological development, vital for the long term sustainability of the firm.

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Careers for Operations Management MBA Graduates

A graduate of an MBA in Operational Management program has many career options at their disposal. However, some of the most common include: supply chain management, logistics planning, inventory control management, or business consultation.

Supply Chain Manager

Logistics Manager

Consultant

Inventory Control Manager

Operations Management MBA: Overview

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