Operations Management Class Notes

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Four dimensions of operations: Quality, Responsiveness, Variety and Cost
Processes (Three basic measures): Flow unit, flow time, flow rate and inventory

Process Management: You want to run the same process over and over again. (e.g. subway restaurant process of making a sandwich)

Capacity = 1 / processing time = 1 / [seconds/customer] = customer / seconds
Process capacity = capacity of bottleneck
Flow rate =  minimum of (demand rate, process capacity)
Utilization = flow rate / capacity

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