Operations Research

Operations what? In a nutshell, Operations Research is the discipline of applying advanced analytics to help you make better business decisions. But why o why should any manager care about algorithms? Because these days many major corporation, such as UPS, and Proctor and Gamble, are using Operations Research to solve their complex business problems. The good news: You don't have to be a mathematician to use OR. The bad news: If you don't use it, your competitors most likely will -- and the competition could eat you alive!

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[vermarupesh]

Good examples to understand OR.

[Cheeboy4fon]

Very informative.

[DanielCMM]

I ♥ Industrial Engineering

[adesochade]

operations research is a way to do better and better

[masterpete25]

nice video thank you very much

[harnav]

Thanx Mr. Vijay

[PLCguy16]

Great Examples!

As a current Mathematics and Actuary Science major I had to sit in a class where we used Linear and Integer programming to solve practical problems like scheduling, purchasing, stocking, etc..

I ran into this site trying to see if anyone had a posting for the simplex or dual algorithm.

[bderU]

do you have any information about operation research