Security Operations
, Cybersecurity
5 Business Credits
This course contains a detailed overview of security operations: administrative controls, trusted recovery and change and incident management.
Course Description:
This course explores the fundamental concepts and theories practitioners will need to successfully guide operations in manufacturing and service organizations. Modules in this self-paced course introduce key foundational material, describe the interplay of supply chains and demand management, and explain the role that processes and process management play in robust operations. Specific tools, techniques, and methodologies (including Lean, total quality management, and Six Sigma) are presented to show their applicability to operational strategies.
What You’ll Learn:
- Identify the important fundamental aspects of operations management
- Classify the integration and location factors that contribute to successful operations
- Demonstrate the part that demand chains play in a productive operations strategy
- Analyze the importance of forecasting, aggregate planning, and master production scheduling
- Devise effective process management strategies that can be combined with strategic and tactical plans
- Summarize how alternative management methodologies can be used to augment operations management programs
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