Is Operations Management and Supply Chain Management courses same?
Asked by manish
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Hi, operations management and supply chain management are similar fields. Operations management is a wider field and involves a variety of functions like Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management, Facilities Management, Logistics Management, Quality Assurance etc. Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management involves monitoring and improving efficiency in production, managing purchase, inventory, materials, production, implementation of ERP packages etc. Facilities Management includes managing the real estate, its location, layout, equipment and general maintenance. Logistics Management covers planning, detailing and managing al...more -
Hi manish,
these both course are totally different fields,Supply chain management is totally international business, whereas operations management is within the organization.
Symbiosis institute of operations management (SIOM), offers a 2yr full time MBA(operations) refer(siom.in) for details.
Symbiosis is a world class institution for MBA aspirants.
SIOM in Nashik is one of the options for you. SIOM offers MBA (Operations Management), for Engineers.
At SIOM, Engineers are equipped to become Operations specialists with special inputs on SAP based ERP, Six Sigma green belt certification CPIM certification inputs.
Engineers interested in Mate...more -
Hi Manish,
The two courses are different but are interconnected as well. Supply chain has derived from Operation Management. Operation Management is a much broader concept to work under, of which supply chain is an individual department.
There are many institutes which offer Masters (MBA) courses in both of the two kinds of courses. To know about Supply Chain management courses, check the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/yfbradr
To know about Operation Management:
http://tinyurl.com/ykq3gw2
All the Best! -
Hi Manish Supply Chain is a part of Operations Management. Operations Mgt is a wider concept. Operations Management deals with the design and management of products, processes, services and supply chains. It covers a wide range of decisions that companies have to make, such as capacity planning, forecasting, product design, process selection, technology selection, design of facilities and jobs, management of the supply chain, project management, inventory management, and maintenance management. Career opportunities include in these areas: construction, consulting firms, financial institutions, hospitality, information technology, insur...more
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