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Operations Management
The Operations Management program was
introduced in 2005 with a view to meeting implicit needs of the burgeoning
manufacturing and services sectors especially at the middle management
level. The design of the curriculum and its contents draws heavily from
a detailed study of the curricula at leading international universities
and the present needs of industry.
The program draws heavily from the various
functional areas like Corporate Strategy, Finance, Sales & Marketing,
Supply Chain and Economics in all their aspects of relevance to Manufacturing
& Operations.
Objective of the stream is two-fold:
- To develop leaders and impart necessary knowledge
to have managerial perspective of operations management
- We like to develop vision, business acumen
and learn contemporary tools in sync with current industry requirements
for effective & efficient operations among OM participants.
The courses are broadly categorized into two terms:
- Specialization: Aimed to develop deep understanding
of various processes and trends prevalent in the manufacturing scenario.
These enable participants to develop overall understanding of various
aspects of the Industry.
- Customization: Aimed to develop expertise
for identified role and domain. Participants are given choice of subject
in form of Role Bucket and Domain Bucket. Subjects can be chosen from
both to prepare participant for his target role.
Theory is blended with industry insights
and best practices through guest lectures and the analysis of papers and
articles published in international magazines as well as on internet sites.
Participants take up self study for different
industries across all subjects to inculcate a deeper understanding of
business processes.
Information Management
The program was introduced in 2005 with a view
to meeting needs implicit in the information revolution of the 90s - a
revolution changing the way IT is being used in transforming products,
processes, companies, industries and the very nature of competition itself.
The program has been structured in line with
the Information Management programs offered by leading US universities
and business schools.
Learning objective of the stream is two-fold:
- To develop effective, versatile and
innovative business thought leadership through a rich blend of experience
and contemporary IT practices.
- To provides world class, day one job ready,
middle managers to the corporate world.
The courses are broadly categorized into two terms:
- Specialization: Aimed to develop deep
understanding of various processes and trends prevalent with IT Industry.
This enable participants to develop overall understanding of various
aspects of IT Industry.
- Customization: Aimed to develop expertise
for identified role and domain. Participants are given choice of subject
in form of Role Bucket and Domain Bucket. Subjects can be chosen from
both to prepare participant for his target role.
IT being a fast changing industry, insights
to current/future trends is provided through interaction with guest speakers
and the study of papers and articles published in international magazines
as well as on internet sites.
Participants are also encouraged to take
up self study for different industries to make sure that deep understanding
for business processes could be developed.
Course Structure
Operations Management, Information
Management
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Specialisation |
Customization |
| Operations
Management |
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Project Management
• Six Sigma, TPM
• Services Management
• Materials Management
• Manufacturing Planning & Control
• Enterprise Control |
Core
Courses
• Supply Chain Management
• Business Smart IT Application
• Operations Strategy
• Strategic Cost Management
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Elective
Courses
• Management Science
• Simulation & Theory of Constraints
• IT in Retail
• IT in Logistics
• World Class Manufacturing
• Advanced Planning & Optimization (SAP - APO)
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| Information
Management |
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IT Strategy
• IT Product & Service Marketing (IPSM)
• Information Risk Management
• Enterprise Systems (ERM and BPR)
• CRM & SCM
• Bus. Intelligence & Knowledge Mgmt. (KM)
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Core
Courses
• IT Infrastructure Management (ITIM)
• IT Consulting Management(ITCM)
• Global Delivery and Program Management (GDPM)
• Strategic Partnerships in IT (SPIT) & M & A
• Business-Smart IT Applications
• Managing New Business Initiatives (MNBI)
• Business Transformation (BT)
• Software Product Life Cycle Management
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Elective
Courses
• IT in Banking
• IT in Telecom
• IT in Retail
• IT in Logistics
• IT in Healthcare
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