Operations Strategy at Galanz
Chi Hung Ng; Barbara Li; Xiande Zhao; Xuejun Xu; Lei Yang
Product #:9B10D005_P
Supplier:Ivey
Discipline:Entrepreneurship, International Business, Operations Management, Strategy
Setting:China, 2003
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Learning Objectives
- introduce students to the concepts of order winner, order qualifiers, operations priorities/objectives.
- show how operations priorities should reflect customer requirements and affect the way a company wants to compete.
- demonstrate how a company can gain competitive advantages through low cost strategy and how to support business strategy using operations strategy and capabilities.
- show students how a company can build multiple capabilities over time and how a company's strategy and operational capabilities can change over time.
- provide students with the opportunity to analyze trade-offs involved in making strategic, operational and marketing decisions as a business expands from the domestic to the global market and from OEM to ODM and OBM.
- challenge students to develop coherent action plans that address future growth objectives.
- help understand the tremendous opportunities and challenges of managing operations and supply chain activities in China.