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Using Theory of Constraints to Teach Supply Chain Management in the Manufacturing and Marketing Classroom

Using Theory of Constraints to Teach Supply Chain Management in the Manufacturing and Marketing Classroom

Author/Editor:
James T Low
Printed Pages:
6 pages
Published:
1/10/1998
Product ID:
TP98PUB200

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Back to Using Theory of Constraints to Teach Supply Chain Management in the Manufacturing and Marketing Classroom
This paper will show how the Theory of Constraints approach can be used to teach Supply Chain Management concepts in manufacturing, as well as in business. The Theory of Constraints will be defined and the basic concepts presented. The manner in which manufacturing and marketing can both be more effective will be illustrated through a hands-on exercise, which has been used with repeated success in both manufacturing and marketing classrooms, as well as in industry. The exercise provides a clear demonstration of the value of integrating manufacturing and marketing, as well as fostering an understanding of how to accomplish that integration. Author: James T. Low, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI.

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