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How operations affect overall corporate performance. 2. Forecasting Time-Series Models: Moving averages, exponential smoothing. Associative Models: Linear regression. Forecast Accuracy: MAD, MSE, MAPE. 3. Product and Service Design

: Step-by-step construction of control charts ( -charts, and -charts) to monitor process variations. 4. Supply Chain & Inventory Management (Chapters 11–13)

: Deep dives into the Economic Order Quantity (EOO), Economic Production Quantity (EPQ), and Quantity Discount models. How operations affect overall corporate performance

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No. PowerPoint slides are a , not a replacement for reading the textbook, solving practice problems, and attending lectures. Use slides to organize your studying, but do not rely on them exclusively. Associative Models: Linear regression

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: This edition adds specific sections on contemporary topics such as 3D printing, drones, self-driving vehicles, and fracking . Product and Service Design : Step-by-step construction of

is another rich source. A presentation titled “Chapter 1 – OM (Stevenson).pptx” provides a clean overview of foundational concepts, defining operations as “the part of a business organization that is responsible for producing goods or services” and operations management as “the management of systems or processes that create goods and/or provide services”. The same platform also offers a 14th edition preview slide set, which can be useful for understanding how Stevenson’s material evolves.