Service Management and Operations
Author: Cengiz Haksever
This book approaches service management from a multidisciplinary prospective drawing upon research from economics, consumer behavior, marketing, strategy, international management, management science and operational management. It offers in-depth coverage the topics that are usually relevant to service management. Readers cover service concepts, then how to build the system to create customer value and satisfaction with superior quality services followed by operational challenges managers of service organizations face and finally tools and techniques for managing a service operation. services in our society, the nature of services and service encounters, customers: the focus of service management, globalization of services, service strategy and competitiveness, positioning and marketing of services, technology and its impact on services and their management, design and development of services and service delivery systems, human resource development for services, work measurement in services, locating facilities and designing their layout, managing demand and supply, management science tools for scheduling capacity - queuing and simulation, service quality and continuous improvement, service productivity and measurement of performance, management of public and not-for-profit service organizations, forecasting for services, vehicle routing and scheduling, project management, linear and goal programming for service operations management, inventory systems for service operations.middle and top managers of service companies.
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New Products Management
Author: C Merle Crawford
NEW PRODUCTS MANAGEMENT, 7/E by Crawford and Di Benedetto provides future new product managers, project managers and team leaders with a comprehensive overview of the new product development process including how to develop an effective development strategy, manage cross-functional teams across the organization, generate and evaluate concepts, manage the technical development of a product, develop the marketing plan, and manage the financial aspects of a project.
Table of Contents:
Ch. 1 | The menu | 5 |
Ch. 2 | The new products process | 23 |
Ch. 3 | Opportunity identification and selection : strategic planning for new products | 52 |
Ch. 4 | Preparation and alternatives | 81 |
Ch. 5 | Problem-based ideation : finding and solving customers' problems | 102 |
Ch. 6 | Analytical attribute approaches : introduction and perceptual mapping | 125 |
Ch. 7 | Analytical attribute approaches : trade-off analysis and qualitative techniques | 142 |
Ch. 8 | The concept evaluation system | 165 |
Ch. 9 | Concept testing | 185 |
Ch. 10 | The full screen | 211 |
Ch. 11 | Sales forecasting and financial analysis | 230 |
Ch. 12 | Product protocol | 256 |
Ch. 13 | Design | 281 |
Ch. 14 | Development team management | 303 |
Ch. 15 | Product use testing | 332 |
Ch. 16 | Strategic launch planning | 360 |
Ch. 17 | Implementation of the strategic plan | 393 |
Ch. 18 | Market testing | 414 |
Ch. 19 | Launch management | 443 |
Ch. 20 | Public policy issues | 465 |
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