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Operations Report- Scenic Rim Dairy Farm
Operations Management Report

Scenic Rim Robotic Dairy Farm

SCENIC RIM ROBOTIC DAIRY FARM
Operations Management Report
By Shakai Nichols

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Shakai E. Nichols

Sunday, 25 August 2013 8:35:20 AM Australian Eastern Standard Time

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Operations Management Report

Scenic Rim Robotic Dairy Farm

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 Production System.................................................................................................iii & iv 1.1 Inputs 1.2 Transformation of Inputs/Processes 1.3 Outputs 2.0 Decision Making............................................................................................................v 2.1 Strategic Decisions 2.2 Production, Planning and Control Decisions 3.0 Process & Product Strategy................................................................................vi & vii 3.1 Stages for introducing a new product 3.2 Technology Resources 3.3 Human Resources Used In Production & Impact of Technology on HR 3.4 Process Flow 3.5 Capacity 4.0 Facilities Strategy.................................................................................................viii & ix 4.1 Location 4.2 Factory Layout 5.0 Quality Strategy................................................................................................x, xi & xii 5.1 How is quality maintained? 5.2 Does this fit with any approaches? 6.0 Inventory Management.............................................................................................xiii 6.1 Methods of Inventory Control 7.0 Environmental Sustainability......................................................................................xiv 7.1 Issues, pressures or responsibilities surrounding the factory 8.0 Appendices.................................................................................................................xv

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Shakai E. Nichols

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