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Why Operations Research?
Why Operations Research?
Supply Chain Optimization – Improve inventory management, streamline logistics, and reduce costs across the supply chain.
Production Planning and Scheduling – Optimize production schedules, minimize downtime, and balance workloads.
Forecasting and Demand Planning – Use data to predict future demand and plan resources accordingly.
Cost Minimization and Budget Allocation – Allocate resources more effectively to maximize return on investment.
Revenue and Pricing Optimization – Determine pricing strategies that increase profitability while staying competitive.
Logistics and Transportation Planning – Design efficient delivery routes and manage fleet operations.
Workforce Scheduling and Staffing – Create optimal staff schedules that tackles employee burnout, reduces overtime worked, and meets operational needs.
Healthcare Operations – Enhance hospital scheduling, manage patient flow, and improve resource utilization.
Risk Management and Decision Support – Analyze risks and support complex decisions with quantitative models.
Strategic Planning and Scenario Analysis – Evaluate different scenarios to support long-term planning and policy decisions.
Simulation and System Modeling – Explore alternatives in operations virtually to reduce real-world risk and cost.
Project Portfolio Optimization – Select the best mix of projects under constraints like budget, time, and resources.
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