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OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT "Adding value through industry partnerships" |
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Apply for $ 500-$1000 industry funded scholarships Our philosophy - we view our program as an integral part of your supply chain. Hence, to ensure quality graduates the program has both depth and rigor. A total of eight advance courses are required in addition to the introductory course in OM. By partnering with industry we ensure that the graduates are up to date with the latest developments in the field. |
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MBA with emphasis in Operations and Supply Chain Management
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Undergraduate Major in Operations Management Major in Operations Management: Supply Chain Management emphasis |
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What
is operations management?
Operations Management is a growing and rapidly evolving area of employment being shaped by international competition. If resources - people, money, machinery, facilities, material and information - are to be used wisely, operations management personnel must be familiar with computer technology, quantitative methods, and planning and problem-solving techniques useful in analyzing business systems. Operations management personnel must also have computer and analytical skills, keep abreast of current technology and know when to incorporate new technology into their organization. In addition, they need excellent communication skills to work with everyone from those on the assembly line to those in top management. |
Would
you like to make a presentation on campus?
Contact (APICS) or one of the faculty members. |
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Are
you looking for an intern?
Contact: Jim Sisak sisakj@uww.edu Office Phone: (262) 472-5441
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Active
Advisory Board
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Invitation from our alumni
click here
for video Veronica Kinzel (2003 Graduate & APICS president)
Current projects: setting up distribution centers in Oxford, UK and Australia. Advice: "Its an excellent program" "Get involved with APICS early and seek board positions." "It is critical to gain industry experience through coops and internships - which Harley Davidson offers." "Make sure that you are always learning and developing as you move up in your career path." |
Value
added projects:
Our program serves as a resource to the local industry. We have been designing and implementing solutions over the last few years. A team of students will be assigned to a project that your company specifies. So needing a little help? Contact Sameer Prasad Types of projects
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Career options: hear what industry has to say about our program
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How to succeed -
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Looking to hire?
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We also have a dynamic nationally recognized student organization (APICS) which works in tandem with this major - why not meet with them? Stop by and chat with one of the professors.
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Faculty |
Office |
Tel. |
Email @uww.edu |
Teaching Specialty |
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Tom Bramorski, Ph.D. |
5060 |
472-5444 |
bramorst |
Quality, Management Decision Analysis & Strategy |
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Manu Madan, Ph.D. & CPIM |
5050 |
472-5455 |
madanm |
Quality, JIT/Supply Chain Management, CIM |
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5053 |
472-5440 |
prasads |
Global Operations, Project Management, CIM |
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5049 |
472-5441 |
sisakj |
Operations Planning & Integration of Operations |
View 2007 assessment report View 2007-2008 audit and review of the OM program
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