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@@LaurenceGartside Dear Laurence, if you don't mind, I need your help. Currently I am looking to switch my career (12 years as field engineer in oil and gas industry) to consulting. I am passionate about problem solving. I need your guide please

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@@LaurenceGartside okay, so basically it's just theoretical way ?

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This sounds crazy indeed! The financial and operational consequences of blind, out-of-control ordering of excess parts on this scale should be more than obvious to any management. If they refuse to listen, I "would" have said that it will quickly become obvious to them when they see they now to buy even more warehouse space which is a sudden, especially obvious cost - but that doesnt seem to have triggered any alarms at all. It almost makes me wonder if there are some "crossed" motivations. Maybe someone "wants" to be a more important manager and is looking for a reason to expand the empire, or maybe the decision makers are just too far removed from the money spenders - in which case you may have some luck by showing the ultimate money spenders the scale and absurdity of the situation (although that could make you very unpopular with the distracted / blind / alternatively-incentivized managers....

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No my thing Im afraid but good luck!

Whilst it might help reduce some costs in some situations, attempting line balancing is a blunt and typically ineffective approach to increasing capacity. Balance flow through the system, rather than trying to balance capacity.

Whilst this particular example does not sound like the pinnacle of the profession - managing the manager's (effective delegation) and ensuring everything is working smoothly without issues are important roles and often signs that the "ship" is / operations are working well. By contract, an operations manager who continuously busy and stressed- chasing urgent issues is certainly not (by itself) a good indication that the operations are being run or led well. A big part of a ship captain's role is to just watch the horizon, plot courses on maps and ensure that we never get near the icebergs.

Whilst i do have a whole course on inventory management, I dont cover that particular topic. I will say that "absorption costing" (when it comes to inventory management) causes alot of poor operational decisions. It is popular with the accountants but can encourage / hide some very bad operational behavious by allowing management to believe they are generating value "absorbed" into WIP or FGI inventory which is not yet sold. There should be a much stronger focus generating "throughput" (as defined by Goldratt and the "Theory of Constraints"). Throughput is only generated when inventory is "sold" to the customer. Hiding / Absorbing costs into inflating the book value of unsold inventory is not helping the business (even if it does help the accountants).

Glad you liked it :) Data has a role in most modern operations but for non-data focused businesses (eg team of data analysis contractors), data is collected, analysed and acted upon to support and improve the operations. As you emphasized - the business operations are where the value is added/ created for the customer.

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not my bag - sorry

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There a "many" kinds of operations !

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Thank you, I will

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Few people do. Pick a sensible path and do your best with it. You will quickly learn what you like / are good at / is paid well and can adjust course from there. Operations management is a great start!