Operations Management Certification

This course covers topics related to operations management such the difference between manufacturing and services organisations, characteristics of operations managers, and the relationship between operations, productivity and competitiveness. This is extremely useful for anyone interested in a career in operations management.

Certification Issued By:

Institute of Professional Managers (IPM - USA) IPM - USA commenced operations in 2003 in San Francisco USA as an Executive Education programs for positions in Middle East and the Far East, Africa. The founders and owners of the business had worked for many years Executive Education and business training in USA, EU, UK, and Middle East and recognize the growing demand for Executive Education speakers around the world.

Membership By:

High Authority Council for Arab Managers (HACAM) HACAM believes that this certificate will be a valuable resource for professionals within the Arab world in order to understand how these and other processes for organizational improvement are interrelated. HACAM provides training program in the Middle East and targets Managers of quality focused organizations/industries, professionals aiming to increase their effectiveness/ productivity and anyone interested in the field of quality.

Eligibility:

You are qualified to take this certification if you have any of the below requirements:

• Must have at least one year experience in related field or
• Bachelors or Masters Degree

Course Parts:

Operations management: introduction

• Why Study Operations Management?
• The Historical Evolution of Operations Management
• Careers in Operations Management

Definition - operations management

Operations management: distinction between manufacturing and service organisations

• Functions within Organizations
• The Scope of Operations Management
• Differentiating Features of Operations Systems

Characteristics of operations managers

• The Operations Manager’s Job
• Operations Managers and Decision Making

Operations management strategies

• Quality Planning and Control
• Strategic Quality Management
• Operations Improvement

Applying operations management

• Lean Operations
• Supply Chain Planning And Control
• Capacity Planning And Control
• Inventory Planning And Control

Operations management: relationship between operations, productivity and competitiveness

• Technological Productivity
• Employee Productivity
• Managerial Productivity