(X) Operations Theory Development
October16, 1977-2003

Wrap-up of © Ma'in Sinan who adopt a new successfuly developed Auto-Engineering Model/Process, definitions, concept, methodology and system to be adapted to all business Fields and applications in order to quantify the qualitative and subjective issues and problems in the fields of economics, management, marketing, finance, operations and human interests.

Themes and questions of Today's COO mind

What are Operations ?

  • Operations include manufacturing and services.
  • Processes in operations.
  • Differences between manufacturing and services
  • List of activities in operations.
  • Planning activities and operational activities

    • What is Operations Management ?

  • Operations Management as a functional area of business.
  • Business need plans to optimize growth, objectives, schedual, specific tasks and duties with deadlines PERT/CPM.
  • CPM: (Critical Path Method); sequence of tasks thus organizational resources can be focused and concentrated on critical path tasks.
  • Tasks and activities can be diagramed as a “line or curve” function which indicates the decision path which will take us as an activity from point to point in a clarity of sequence of a line of events in order succession. But in the future were completely certain, the line would be easy to draw without any possible swiftest actions. However, in actuality, a myriad of factors in the context of the life in which any activity of a plan is to operate may push events away from the desired goal. Consequently, a curve is the perfect representitive for an activity.

Consider the following (S) curve:

  • The model © Ma'in Sinan is a patern match curve.

  • The process © Ma'in Sinan is a sum of functions, operations and transformations that enables individuals and organizations to quantify the new input factors (Energy, Effort, Money, Time, Change, and Rate of Change) in order to achieve their goals through efficient acquisition and utilization of resources.

  • © Assumptions of New Political Economic Theory.

  • Every consumer is a producer as will.
  • Energy as an INPUT, match the supply curve
  • Effort as an OUTPUT, match the demand curve
  • Value($) will be represented on Y axis.
  • Time will be represented on X axis.
  • Change(dx/dt) will be represented on X axis.
  • Rate of change will be represented on X axis.