Operations Management versus SCM
What is operations management? Is there a difference between supply chain management and operation management?
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Sabari Analyst, India
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Difference Between SCM and OM
SCM is a specific part of operations management. It deals with all those links which are required for any goods/service to reach till customers like(tier 2 suppliers, suppliers, manufacturers, wholesaler, retailer and finally customer). In operations management all the operational activities will come like layout management, resource allocation, SCM, lean manufacturing, operation research related issues, TQM, Six Sigma etc.
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Shubhada, India
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Difference Between Supply Chain Management and Operations Management
Supply chain deals with supplier to end customer...
Operation mangement deals with conversion of ra... Sign up
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Marrocco, Viet Nam
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SCM versus Operations Management
The Supply Chain Officer typically reports to the Chief Operating Officer (COO) so that should give ... Sign up
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Thevyeshriee, India
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Difference between SCM and Operations Management
- Supply chain management comprises of the flows of goods, information or service from raw materials... Sign up
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Conrad Capule, Philippines
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Difference Between SCM and Operations Management
SCM is much broader than operations management. It covers the coordination of all the activities of ... Sign up
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