Academic Profile & Strategy

The Department of Operations Management covers production management, distribution, product and process development in general as well as information and communication in and about modern industrial and service enterprises. Our overall strategic research focus areas are interorganisational relations and performance management – often refered to as operations management.

The Department has four academic research areas:

Business economics is about cost and price theory - focusing on decision-making concerning pricing, scope of production and resource allocation based on modelling of the activities of the enterprise.

Management control is about setting up and using various types of information, planning and reporting systems as well as budgeting and follow-up.

Supply chain management concerns the management of the flow of services, products, product development and information through enterprises in chains and networks.

Operations management concerns management and organisation of production issues, often with a view to develop products and processes.


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