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1 Operations Management, Jay H. Heizer, Barry Render, Pearson/Prentice Hall, 2005, 0131230247,9780131230248, .. and Operations management manufacturing and services, Richard B. Chase, Nicholas , F. Robert Jacobs, 1998, Business & Economics, 889 pages.. Operations Management, Flex Version and Student CD and Lecture Guide , Jay H Heizer, BarryRender, Feb 15, 2006, , 672 pages. For the core course in Operations Management. nbsp; Operations Management Flexible Edition 8 th editionnbsp;delivers the best problems in the industry(ie. examples, solved ..Principles of Operations Management Student Value Edition, Jay Heizer, Barry Render, Jan 30,2013, Business & Economics, 736 pages.)

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4 Key Benefit: This concise introduction to Operations management, presents a state-of-the art view ofthe primary activities within the Operations function of organizations. Presented in a realistic, global,and existing environment to help readers understand and conceptualize the critical role ofoperations and the decisions it entails. Key Topics: A strategic focus shows how managers achievestrategies of differentiation, low cost, and response. Numerous corporate examples, along with newtables, figures, and cases are utilized throughout the book. Describes how to achieve global productdesign, process designs, make location decisions, and deal with foreign cultures and ethics.

5 Further,this edition stresses the service aspects of Operations , and regularly notes the distinction betweenservice and manufacturing in Operations someone who has taught Operations Management since Spring semester, 1980 following fifteenyears in Operations management in the steel industry, I've had the opportunity to review a largenumber of textbooks in this area. Without exageration, this is the most comprehensive, "userfriendly" text that I have found. The illustrations, practice problems, power point slides and text bookweb site are great. Student comments have been very taken as the authors and publishers intend this multi-media rendering has the qualitative breadthand scope to guide most anyone through the rational of Operations management.

6 The quantitativeissue I have with most of the new academic print media, CD and internet combinations [as this is] isthat they are designed for extended periods of intense study, which business schools compress into8 or 16 weeks depending on the quarter / semester. The business student purchasing such as thesemust be prepared to hard scrabble through a tome of interconnected menu driven - and not alwayscompatible - material which upon reflection reminded me of programming a television remotecontrol. Who knows what will happen when the "play" button is a time-certain curriculum management view, the book overreaches, as do the courses it triesto service; too much too fast, and after the third week of class, too late to be much other than aconfusing backwater of aggregated material.

7 The book becomes the "Telephone OperatorsNightmare", too many calls and nowhere to plug-in the wires. This review, however, is more anadmonishment toward academic curriculum managers than toward publishers like Pearson /Prentice-Hall, although they are mutually complicit in that one feeds upon the of this notwithstanding, the book is a "keeper" in the business library. In fact, I haverecommended this book to business clients wanting to tweak their Operations management. Thebook can be opened to any chapter, and the combined material will deliver to the highestexpectations - given enough work is protected by local and international copyright laws and is provided solely for the use ofinstructors in teaching their courses and assessing student learning.

8 Dissemination or sale of anypart of this work (including on the World Wide Web) will destroy the integrity of the work and is notpermitted. The work and materials from this site should never be made available to students exceptby instructors using the accompanying text in their classes. All recipients of this work are expectedto abide by these restrictions and to honor the intended pedagogical purposes and the needs ofother instructors who rely on these Management presents a broad introduction to the field of Operations in a realistic andpractical manner, while offering the largest and most diverse collection of problems on the problems found in this text also contain ample support found in the book ssolved-problems, worked examples, and myomlab.

9 Pearson s new online homework andtutorial system to help students complete and understand assignments even whenthey re not in class. Chat/ ClassLive: ClassLive is an interactive chat tool that allows instructors and students tocommunicate in real time. ClassLive can be used with a group of students or one-on-one to shareimages or PowerPoint presentations, draw or write objects on a whiteboard, or send and receivedgraphed or plotted equations. ClassLive also has additional classroom management tools, includingpolling and ! Getting Extra Practice: Hundreds of New, Challenging Problems.

10 Using the 1, 2, 3, 4-dotsystem to distinguish level of difficulty for each problem (1 being the easiest and 4 the most difficult),this text now provides even more opportunity for students to challenge their knowledge and enhancetheir skills. The hundreds of new problems found in this edition also allow professors additionaloptions when it comes to assigning homework based on a difficulty-level that s appropriatefor their ! Helping Students Understand Concepts: Solved Problems, Worked Examples, and worked examples of problems are extremely helpful in an analytical course, which iswhy the chapters and myomlab contain worked-through examples that are reinforced by theend-of-chapter Solved Problems.