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Analysis of Operations Manager System Using Weighted Sum Model (WSM) Method

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Operations Manager WSM (Weighted sum model) Method.Has answered the call to help with these research activities Managers understand the skills needed to establish and develop a strategic business relationships.It has contributed to and contributed to the growing literature on business relationships A Practical Guide for Operations Managers.Research Significance: This empirically based research involves four phases; Interviews with managers to identify role models, interviews with managers of 27 companies, data analysis and testing of findings.The weighted sum method is a multi-criteria decision making method, there are many alternatives and we must decide which is the best alternative based on many criteria.Alternative: Cost, Quality, Delivery, and Flexibility.Evaluation option: Leadership, Strategy, Customer, Workforce, Operations.From the result it is seen that Operations and is got the first rank whereas is the Customer got is having the lowest rank.The value of the dataset for Range of Operations Manager in WSM (Weighted sum model) Method shows that it results in Operations and top ranking.

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(2022). Analysis of Operations Manager System Using Weighted Sum Model (WSM) Method. REST Journal on Banking Accounting and Business, 1(3). https://doi.org/10.46632/jbab/1/3/4

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Analysis of Operations Manager System Using Weighted Sum Model (WSM) Method. (2022). REST Journal on Banking Accounting and Business, 1(3). https://doi.org/10.46632/jbab/1/3/4
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