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Operations Research : Chapter 6
SUMMARY:
Operations Research constitutes a set of decision-making tools used by management and administration of organized military, governmental, commercial, and industrial processes. It is also described as an art of winning a war without actually fighting it. The science makes extensive use of traditional disciplines like logic, mathematics and statistics, as well as the recent developments like behavioral sciences and cybernetics.
The Operations Research tools were initially formulated to effectively deal with the war situation during the World War II. However, the use of these tools is not confined to the destructive purpose of war as they can also be applied by industries and other governmental agencies. In industries, the science helps managers to solve their business problems. Solving business problems by using Operations Research starts with formulating the
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business situation as a problem, constructing a model that represents its characteristics, and deriving solutions for the situation from the model. The solutions thus obtained can also be tested before implementation. Operation research models can be applied to solve many problems like resource allocation, inventory control, maintenance and so on. In this chapter, we discussed the various characteristics and phases of operations research.
Operations Research - An Overview
Definition of Matrix
Evolution of Operations Research
Characteristics of Operations Research
Systems Orientation
Methodology
Phases of Operations Research
Problem Formulation
Model Construction
Deriving Solutions from Models
Testing the Model and the Solution
Implementing and Controlling the Solution
Computers and Operations Research
Simulation
Decision Analysis and Support
New Software Tools for Decision Making
Applications of Operations Research Models
Resource Allocation
Linear Programming
Inventory Control
Replacement and Maintenance
Queuing
Network Routing
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