Essentials Of Management Science

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Essentials of Management Science Morten Helbaek & Brock McLellan So, you’re taking a course in management science - or operations research - and it’s a challenge. Many textbooks are intimidating in their length and detail and may seem more than you need. Isn’t there another way to master the subject and pass your course? Yes, there is and it’s in your hands. Essentials of Management Science is the book that tells you just what you need to know – nothing more, nothing less. Essentials of Management Science is written specifically for anyone taking a first course in the subject, and provides a concise overview of key mathematical models for making business decisions. Using a range of examples in everyday use, it shows clearly how managers use scientific methods to solve business problems. Essentials of Management Science encourages you to practise your quantitative decision-making and problem-solving skills with its own successful formula: Theory in Action vignettes showing practical applications and real-world relevance + Key models clearly explained and illustrated with Excel-based examples + Problems at the end of the chapter encouraging you to put techniques into practice + Solutions to problems at = Knowledge and skills to pass your course So become a model student, and forecast yourself a good grade by using Essentials of Management Science. The study of Management Science, or Operations Research, looks at how mathematically-based models are used to generate optimal solutions for business problems. This text provides a brief introduction to these models and gives a concise and balanced view of the most widely used applications. The book shows how managers can use scientific ideas and methods to solve business problems, describing a range of examples in everyday use. Giving students plenty of practice and worked examples of a range of quantitative techniques, the text avoids formal proofs and derivations, concentrating instead on applications in a business context. Where software can assist managers in decision-making, Excel is the package that is most regularly used and therefore examples are given in this format.

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Pages: 264, Edition: 01 stuks, Paperback, Financial Times Prentice Hall