Module 3: Make It: Manufacturing and Operations - ASU's W. P. Carey School
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- Опубликовано: 12 июл 2024
- Module 3 Make It: Manufacturing and Operations
Part 3 of 12 Manufacturing is a key supply chain function, but one that many students find a bit intimidating. This episode tries to demystify manufacturing by looking at manufacturing plants that are probably just down the street. What is the tie between research and development, product design, manufacturing, and procurement? What about outsourcing manufacturing? What do modern operations and manufacturing managers need to consider?
This is the 3rd installment in Arizona State University's twelve-part introduction to supply chain management video series developed by Eddie Davila, Jeff Hough, Randy Cates, Dawn Feldman, Dan Ichikawa, Ian Schmoel, and Matt Hardy. ASU, the W. P. Carey School of Business, and the Supply Chain Management Department are proud and happy to share this video series with supply chain management departments, supply chain instructors, career specialists in high schools and universities, as well as industry leaders in an effort to inspire a new generation of supply chain management professionals across the country and around the world.
For more information, visit W. P. Carey's SCM Web site at wpcarey.asu.edu/scm or send an e-mail to wpcarey.scm@asu.edu.
It's actually not a tutorial, this is a SCM course from Arizona State University, and he's the professor. We have in-person classes but he always shows the clips at the beginning as an inrto. His in-class lectures are even better! Love this class so much!
Wow you sure have a great professor! I wish I could see the actual lectures.
What did you end up doing with your degree? I'm looking into applying for this
are you willing to share your study materials?
Thanks alot Sir Eddie... u r doing a great job. U provide suj a helpful lecture that too free of cost, for the people all around the world. Many poor students who arent getting gud teaching are benefiting from this. God bless you alot sir....
This is the best tutorial for SCM. Its better than what is taught in universities.
I love this guy. Thank you so much.
lmao these videos are low-key hilarious with their animations and skits. I love the simple and direct animations too. Also the guy is just a great presenter.
Excellent class, I've learned through one these videos than years in college!
Om G 7 years after you made this comment. Where are you today with work? You work is Supply Chain? How is it?
Good overview. Surprising how many companies can't follow the basics, then are befuddled by poor results.
our teacher shows us alot of these videos in logistics course, very good
Highly Engaging Explanation...now it makes feel like learning more and more about SCM...
Hello sir
Your videos are like soooo veryyy useful!! Thanks a lot for creating these :)
Very helpful in clearing my SCM concepts
realy I am so much happy for this,thack you.
So funny hahah, I love this series of videos!
Thank you extremely, It is really helping me in my exams of operation and logistics.
Did you graduate from the course?
so touching for an excellent video
i love your videos thank you !
Great video !! Manufacturing is the source of creating everything ;)
Empower Innovation ;)
This is just the basics, some models would be nice to!
very creative. Thanks :)
Manufacturing
1:09 Local Manufacturing Facilities: Resteraunts
2:07 Trade offs
2:55 outsourcing
3:24 And so...
really useful. thanks
ASU is awesome
An illustration I thought of is pre made nourishments in a store. It is like this video in light of the fact that even after the long hold up in the store, after it is influenced it to in any case needs to keep up a similar decent taste.
i like the translation to portugese.
Good video
LOL thank you for explaining to me what I'll be doing at my new job
How is that going/ did that go?
Thank you. Now I'm hungry and I want a burguer.
Could someone recommend a book that is closely related to this tutorial
Simple common sense goes along way.....
I had to restart after 0:53 because that face
Why I’m watching this while I’m semi drunk?
You could've have sold these videos for top dollar...if you did this today
We already know how Manufacturing is done. That problem with outsourcing is that people by the millions have been fired from there jobs even though they did everything that was asked of them. The plant was sent over seas so that they don't have to provide air conditioning, fare wages, proper facilities to the workers and they can exploit children for labor. America needs to manufacture our own goods or else these products will become much more expensive since we aren't producing anything!
I understand that outsourcing is a problem but dam where greedy as fuck.. cheap shit hurts many people in the long run..
this dude does kinda sound like daniel tosh
guuaapoooo quiero que este en español para comprender
he is a university teacher...so
Да я
Why are you researching Supply Chain Management?
Dd
Can't take someone serious who talks about delicious and Mc Donalds in the same sentence
why is the lecture in the style of blue's clue????? i wanted to learn about this module. not watch an episode of nickelodeon
+jacob name It is a learning strategy to help people understand information and solve problems in the easiest possible way. If you wish to learn about this module, well I guess you have to work first on how to appreciate and understand different learning strategies that might suit you well. :) For instance, you may look for other video that is course-related to this one. I hope this might be some of help to you.