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Operations management involves the study of management concerns related to the design, decision-making, and implementation of operating systems. Although manufacturing and supply-chain systems receive primary emphasis, other areas of study include operating systems to provide services or information. In recent U.S. News & World Report rankings of business schools, the production/operations area at Krannert consistently ranks among the top business schools. Unique Features The Krannert Operations Management Program takes an analytical, operations-research, model-oriented approach. Operations Management Programs at the Krannert School are recognized as “Top 5” programs by US News and World Report and Business Week magazines. Krannert Operations Management Ph.D. students develop teaching skills under faculty guidance. Before graduation, every student is given the opportunity to demonstrate her/his teaching ability. Krannert Operations Management Ph.D. students enjoy an affiliation with the Dauch Center for the Management of Manufacturing Enterprises and the Purdue Center for International Business and Economic Research, whose many programs provide intellectual and financial resources to support Operations Management research. Krannert School was the place where the INFORMS journal Manufacturing & Service Operations Management was started in 1996. Professor Leroy B. Schwarz was its founding Editor-in-Chief, a role he served between 1996 and 2003.
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