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Business Administration - Technology and Operations Management

Bachelor of Science of Business Administration |
Undergraduate

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About the option

Design, improve and manage the processes that drive business success. Learn to use technology and data to plan, make decisions and streamline operations. Gain a broad foundation, then specialize in Supply Chain Management, Management of Technology or Service Operations to shape efficient, tech-forward organizations.

$99,410
Median Salary for Management Analysts
2023 U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Technology and Operations Management

The Polytechnic Experience

Bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world experience. The Operations Management Society gives you hands-on insight into supply chain and operations management through projects, industry connections, and student-led learning opportunities.

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Career Outcomes

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Demand Planner

A Demand Planner forecasts customer demand for products, analyzes sales data, and collaborates with supply chain teams to ensure optimal inventory levels and timely product availability.

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S&OP Planner

An S&OP (Sales and Operations Planning) Planner aligns sales forecasts with production, inventory, and supply chain plans, ensuring efficient resource allocation and meeting customer demand.

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An S&OP (Sales and Operations Planning) Planner aligns sales forecasts with production, inventory, and supply chain plans, ensuring efficient resource allocation and meeting customer demand.

A Distribution/Inventory Planner manages the flow of goods, optimizing inventory levels, ensuring timely distribution, and coordinating supply chain processes to meet customer demand efficiently.

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Process Improvement Analyst

A Process Improvement Analyst identifies inefficiencies in business processes, analyzes data, and recommends strategies to enhance productivity, reduce costs, and streamline operations.

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Management Analyst

A Management Analyst evaluates an organization's operations, identifies areas for improvement, and provides recommendations to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and achieve business goals.

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Production Analyst

A Production Analyst monitors and analyzes production processes, identifying inefficiencies, optimizing workflows, and ensuring that manufacturing goals and quality standards are met.

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Logistics Analyst

A Logistics Analyst analyzes and optimizes the movement of goods and services, managing supply chain data, tracking shipments, and improving efficiency in distribution and transportation processes.

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Buyer/Procurement Analyst

A Buyer/Procurement Analyst manages purchasing activities, analyzes market trends, sources suppliers, and ensures cost-effective procurement of goods and services to meet organizational needs.

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Transportation Manager

A Transportation Manager oversees the planning, coordination, and management of transportation operations, ensuring efficient and cost-effective delivery of goods while maintaining compliance with regulations.

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Operations Manager

An Operations Manager oversees day-to-day business activities, streamlining processes, managing teams, and ensuring operational efficiency to meet company goals and deliver customer satisfaction.

Courses

×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog's Technology and Operations Management option in the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration curriculum offers two career emphasis, including a supply-chain emphasis that integrates advanced laboratory experiences with a rich array of experiential learning opportunities. This emphasis features a comprehensive TOM core, hands-on learning, teamwork, and cutting-edge electives based on deep expertise. The supply-chain emphasis focuses on supply chain network design and analysis, preparing students for managerial roles in various settings, including small and large companies, national and international businesses, non-profits, and government, as well as for entrepreneurship. The department prioritizes a top-tier learn-by-doing environment supported by faculty dedicated to teaching and research. The program emphasizes the role of technology and scientific management methods, particularly in computer applications for planning, data analysis, decision-making, and communication. Students receive a broad foundation before specializing in Supply Chain Management, Management of Technology, or Service Operations Management. The general goals are to develop students' analytic, critical thinking, and communication skills.

For the most up-to-date information on courses for this program, visit the course catalog or contact an advisor.

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JJ Kim
"Professors clearly have a passion for supply chain and logistics and was always willing to work with me outside of class."
- JJ Kim ’22

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