Dr Ian Graham
Senior Lecturer in Operations Management
University of Edinburgh Business School
29 Buccleuch Place
Edinburgh
EH8 9JS
Email: I.Graham@ed.ac.uk
Phone: 0131 650 3797
Room 317, Adam Ferguson Building.
Students should email for appointments.
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Innovation & Entrepreneurship
2nd Year Undergraduate Course
This course will draw on theories of innovation and entrepreneurship
to explore how effective organisations engage in these two
strongly integrated processes, exploring, in particular, product,
service and process innovation and demonstrating the role
of innovation as a driver of organisational growth and development.
Recent cases drawn from a range of sectors will be used to
illustrate practical aspects associated with implementing
innovation strategies and the impact of innovative and entrepreneurial
behaviour on economic development.
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Quality Management
Honours course.
The aim of this course is to provide students with a theoretically
grounded knowledge of the practical approaches available for
operations improvement across all organisations.
The coverage of quality management requires a multidisciplinary
approach, integrating concepts and techniques based on systems,
behavioural and quantitative techniques.
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Operations Strategy
Honours course.
Organisations have choices in how they design their processes,
irrespective of whether these processes are processing customers,
material or information. Poor decisions will lead to inefficiency
and ineffectiveness, so it is increasingly recognised that
these decisions, whether related to technology, quality, procurement
or job design, are strategically important. An explicit Operations
Strategy is a mechanism for ensuring that the decisions are
aligned with overall policy. This course provides students
with an understanding of the content of organisations’
operations strategies and the processes by which these strategies
are developed and implemented.
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Operations Management
Core full-time MBA Course
The aims of this course are:
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to provide an integrated and coherent introduction to
the major aspects of modern Operations Management for
students with limited operations management experience;
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to provide students with operations management expertise
an opportunity to share it with their co-students;
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to provide students with an appreciation of the inter-relation
between Operations Management and the other functional
management disciplines.
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