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832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 125
Operations Research
An Introduction
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 225
Introduction
bull What is Operations Research
(Management Science)
A Scientific Approach of applying
advanced analytical methods to help
make better decisions
It is concerned with the development
and application of quantitative analyses
to the solution of problems faced by the
managers
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 325
Management decision making
bull An emerging retail giant has to decide on size and location of itsproposed grocery Malls
bull A portfolio manager is debating on the amount of investment to bemade on various instruments
bull A marketing media planner has to decide how manyadvertisements to be given in different media slots
bull The head of a large Chinese telecom component manufacturer isplanning to expand his market beyond Asia in a big scale He iscontemplating on the appropriate production-storage-distribution
architecture
bull A project head of IT company has to assign his software executivesto various team leads
bull An BPO firm manager is planning to restructure the routing of callsacross the various levels of employees
bull A logistics manager of a beverage company is wondering whatshould be the ideal dispatch plan for the various products from
plants to demand points
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 425
Motivation amp Overview
bull Managerial Decision making process
ndash Finding the best ldquosolutionrdquo for a problem ndash Within the limitations posed by environment
resources etchellip
Alternatives
ObjectiveProblem How to find best
CONSTRAINTS
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 525
Decision Making situations
bull Production Decisions
Product Mix Decisions
Location Decisions
Routing Decisions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 625
Decision Making situations
bull Production Decisions
bull Marketing Decisions
bull
Product Mix Decisions
Routing Decisions
Location Decisions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 725
Decision Making situations
bull Production Decisions
bull Marketing Decisions
bull Financial Decisions
Product Mix Decisions
Routing Decisions
Location Decisions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 825
Decision Making situationsbull Production Decisions
bull Marketing Decisions
bull Financial Decisions
bull HR Decisionsbull etc Etc
Product Mix Decisions
Routing Decisions
Location Decisions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 925
Decision Making situations
bull Production Decisions
bull Marketing Decisions
bull Financial Decisions
bull HR Decisions
bull etc Etc
Product Mix Decisions
Routing Decisions
Location Decisions
What is common in all these
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1025
Decision Problems
bull Objective(s)
bull Decision(s)
bull Constraint(s)
Example
Maximise Utility
Which Marbles to pick
Capacity of Container
How to DECIDE
Quantitative Approach
Qualitative Approach
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1125
bull Managers tend touse a qualitativeapproach toproblem solving
1The problem is
fairly simple2The problem is
familiar
3The costsinvolved are notgreat
bull Managers tend touse a quantitative
approach toproblem solving
1The problem iscomplex
2The problem is notfamiliar
3The costs involvedare substantial
4Enough time isavailable to analyzethe problem
Problem Solving
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1225
bull Directs attention to the essence of an
analysis to solve a specific problembull Improves planning which helps prevent future
problems
bull Results in more objective decisions thanpurely qualitative analysis
bull Incorporates advances in computational
technologies to managerial problem-solving
Why Quantitative Approach
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1325
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash
Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1425
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash
Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1525
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash
Models
+
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1625
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash By its very nature a model is incomplete
ndash Provides an alternative to working with reality
bull Symbolic models
ndash Use numbers and algebraic symbols
bull Mathematical models
ndash Decision variables
ndash Uncontrollable variables
Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1725
How to Solve
Problem
Definition
MODEL
Analysis
Implementation
Evaluation
Assumptions
Finding Solution
Testing SolutionAnalysing soln
P bl l i P
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1825
Problem-solving Process
bull Pre-modeling function
Recognition of a need
Criteria or objectives
Surrogates
Problem Formulation
Define objective function variables parameters and constraints
bull The Modeling function
Model Construction Role of Criteria Level of Aggregation
Data collection MIS Scale and measurement Estimation amp Forecasting
Model solution LPP Queuing Models Dynamic Programming etc
Model validation and sensitivity analysis
Verify whether the solution is better than other alternatives
Degree of stability in the results
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1925
Problem-solving Process
bull The post-modeling function
Interpretation of results and Implications
Decision making Implementation and Control
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2025
bull Deterministic models
ndash Used for problems in which information is knownwith a high degree of certainty
ndash Used to determine an optimal solution to theproblem
bull Probabilistic models
ndash Used when it cannot be determined preciselywhat values (requiring probabilities) will occur(usually in the future)
Type of Models
S
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2125
ORMS Models
Dynamic
Non LinearLinear
Multi modal
UnimodalUnconstrainedDM Models
Multiobjective
ILPBLPTransportaion Assignment
Network
Appl Heuris
tics
SoftOR
TIME
Unconstrained
COST
LPP
Solution Approaches
UNCERTAINTYUNCERTAINTY
MarkovSimul
C i i f OR
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2225
Composition of OR
bull Tools
bull Techniques
bull Methodology
Choice depends on the complex nature
of the problem
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2325
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull Selection of an Appropriate Methodology in
Modeling a Situation
bull An optimal mix of contextual relevance user
sophistication and professional satisfaction
of OR Practitioners would maximize the
chances of model implementation
bull Top management involvement is critical to
implementation
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2425
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull The implementation pace and its impact is
strongly influenced by the training andorientation of the mid-level executives in the
organization
bull The intensity of competition accelerates theadoption of effective management models
bull The managementrsquos effective handling of the
perceived fear and anticipated accountability bythe middle management in the context of the
proposed new solution is a facilitator for
implementation
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2525
bullStarthellip AnyQuestions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 225
Introduction
bull What is Operations Research
(Management Science)
A Scientific Approach of applying
advanced analytical methods to help
make better decisions
It is concerned with the development
and application of quantitative analyses
to the solution of problems faced by the
managers
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 325
Management decision making
bull An emerging retail giant has to decide on size and location of itsproposed grocery Malls
bull A portfolio manager is debating on the amount of investment to bemade on various instruments
bull A marketing media planner has to decide how manyadvertisements to be given in different media slots
bull The head of a large Chinese telecom component manufacturer isplanning to expand his market beyond Asia in a big scale He iscontemplating on the appropriate production-storage-distribution
architecture
bull A project head of IT company has to assign his software executivesto various team leads
bull An BPO firm manager is planning to restructure the routing of callsacross the various levels of employees
bull A logistics manager of a beverage company is wondering whatshould be the ideal dispatch plan for the various products from
plants to demand points
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 425
Motivation amp Overview
bull Managerial Decision making process
ndash Finding the best ldquosolutionrdquo for a problem ndash Within the limitations posed by environment
resources etchellip
Alternatives
ObjectiveProblem How to find best
CONSTRAINTS
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 525
Decision Making situations
bull Production Decisions
Product Mix Decisions
Location Decisions
Routing Decisions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 625
Decision Making situations
bull Production Decisions
bull Marketing Decisions
bull
Product Mix Decisions
Routing Decisions
Location Decisions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 725
Decision Making situations
bull Production Decisions
bull Marketing Decisions
bull Financial Decisions
Product Mix Decisions
Routing Decisions
Location Decisions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 825
Decision Making situationsbull Production Decisions
bull Marketing Decisions
bull Financial Decisions
bull HR Decisionsbull etc Etc
Product Mix Decisions
Routing Decisions
Location Decisions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 925
Decision Making situations
bull Production Decisions
bull Marketing Decisions
bull Financial Decisions
bull HR Decisions
bull etc Etc
Product Mix Decisions
Routing Decisions
Location Decisions
What is common in all these
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1025
Decision Problems
bull Objective(s)
bull Decision(s)
bull Constraint(s)
Example
Maximise Utility
Which Marbles to pick
Capacity of Container
How to DECIDE
Quantitative Approach
Qualitative Approach
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1125
bull Managers tend touse a qualitativeapproach toproblem solving
1The problem is
fairly simple2The problem is
familiar
3The costsinvolved are notgreat
bull Managers tend touse a quantitative
approach toproblem solving
1The problem iscomplex
2The problem is notfamiliar
3The costs involvedare substantial
4Enough time isavailable to analyzethe problem
Problem Solving
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1225
bull Directs attention to the essence of an
analysis to solve a specific problembull Improves planning which helps prevent future
problems
bull Results in more objective decisions thanpurely qualitative analysis
bull Incorporates advances in computational
technologies to managerial problem-solving
Why Quantitative Approach
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1325
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash
Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1425
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash
Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1525
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash
Models
+
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1625
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash By its very nature a model is incomplete
ndash Provides an alternative to working with reality
bull Symbolic models
ndash Use numbers and algebraic symbols
bull Mathematical models
ndash Decision variables
ndash Uncontrollable variables
Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1725
How to Solve
Problem
Definition
MODEL
Analysis
Implementation
Evaluation
Assumptions
Finding Solution
Testing SolutionAnalysing soln
P bl l i P
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1825
Problem-solving Process
bull Pre-modeling function
Recognition of a need
Criteria or objectives
Surrogates
Problem Formulation
Define objective function variables parameters and constraints
bull The Modeling function
Model Construction Role of Criteria Level of Aggregation
Data collection MIS Scale and measurement Estimation amp Forecasting
Model solution LPP Queuing Models Dynamic Programming etc
Model validation and sensitivity analysis
Verify whether the solution is better than other alternatives
Degree of stability in the results
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1925
Problem-solving Process
bull The post-modeling function
Interpretation of results and Implications
Decision making Implementation and Control
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2025
bull Deterministic models
ndash Used for problems in which information is knownwith a high degree of certainty
ndash Used to determine an optimal solution to theproblem
bull Probabilistic models
ndash Used when it cannot be determined preciselywhat values (requiring probabilities) will occur(usually in the future)
Type of Models
S
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2125
ORMS Models
Dynamic
Non LinearLinear
Multi modal
UnimodalUnconstrainedDM Models
Multiobjective
ILPBLPTransportaion Assignment
Network
Appl Heuris
tics
SoftOR
TIME
Unconstrained
COST
LPP
Solution Approaches
UNCERTAINTYUNCERTAINTY
MarkovSimul
C i i f OR
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2225
Composition of OR
bull Tools
bull Techniques
bull Methodology
Choice depends on the complex nature
of the problem
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2325
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull Selection of an Appropriate Methodology in
Modeling a Situation
bull An optimal mix of contextual relevance user
sophistication and professional satisfaction
of OR Practitioners would maximize the
chances of model implementation
bull Top management involvement is critical to
implementation
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2425
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull The implementation pace and its impact is
strongly influenced by the training andorientation of the mid-level executives in the
organization
bull The intensity of competition accelerates theadoption of effective management models
bull The managementrsquos effective handling of the
perceived fear and anticipated accountability bythe middle management in the context of the
proposed new solution is a facilitator for
implementation
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2525
bullStarthellip AnyQuestions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 325
Management decision making
bull An emerging retail giant has to decide on size and location of itsproposed grocery Malls
bull A portfolio manager is debating on the amount of investment to bemade on various instruments
bull A marketing media planner has to decide how manyadvertisements to be given in different media slots
bull The head of a large Chinese telecom component manufacturer isplanning to expand his market beyond Asia in a big scale He iscontemplating on the appropriate production-storage-distribution
architecture
bull A project head of IT company has to assign his software executivesto various team leads
bull An BPO firm manager is planning to restructure the routing of callsacross the various levels of employees
bull A logistics manager of a beverage company is wondering whatshould be the ideal dispatch plan for the various products from
plants to demand points
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 425
Motivation amp Overview
bull Managerial Decision making process
ndash Finding the best ldquosolutionrdquo for a problem ndash Within the limitations posed by environment
resources etchellip
Alternatives
ObjectiveProblem How to find best
CONSTRAINTS
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 525
Decision Making situations
bull Production Decisions
Product Mix Decisions
Location Decisions
Routing Decisions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 625
Decision Making situations
bull Production Decisions
bull Marketing Decisions
bull
Product Mix Decisions
Routing Decisions
Location Decisions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 725
Decision Making situations
bull Production Decisions
bull Marketing Decisions
bull Financial Decisions
Product Mix Decisions
Routing Decisions
Location Decisions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 825
Decision Making situationsbull Production Decisions
bull Marketing Decisions
bull Financial Decisions
bull HR Decisionsbull etc Etc
Product Mix Decisions
Routing Decisions
Location Decisions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 925
Decision Making situations
bull Production Decisions
bull Marketing Decisions
bull Financial Decisions
bull HR Decisions
bull etc Etc
Product Mix Decisions
Routing Decisions
Location Decisions
What is common in all these
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1025
Decision Problems
bull Objective(s)
bull Decision(s)
bull Constraint(s)
Example
Maximise Utility
Which Marbles to pick
Capacity of Container
How to DECIDE
Quantitative Approach
Qualitative Approach
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1125
bull Managers tend touse a qualitativeapproach toproblem solving
1The problem is
fairly simple2The problem is
familiar
3The costsinvolved are notgreat
bull Managers tend touse a quantitative
approach toproblem solving
1The problem iscomplex
2The problem is notfamiliar
3The costs involvedare substantial
4Enough time isavailable to analyzethe problem
Problem Solving
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1225
bull Directs attention to the essence of an
analysis to solve a specific problembull Improves planning which helps prevent future
problems
bull Results in more objective decisions thanpurely qualitative analysis
bull Incorporates advances in computational
technologies to managerial problem-solving
Why Quantitative Approach
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1325
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash
Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1425
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash
Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1525
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash
Models
+
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1625
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash By its very nature a model is incomplete
ndash Provides an alternative to working with reality
bull Symbolic models
ndash Use numbers and algebraic symbols
bull Mathematical models
ndash Decision variables
ndash Uncontrollable variables
Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1725
How to Solve
Problem
Definition
MODEL
Analysis
Implementation
Evaluation
Assumptions
Finding Solution
Testing SolutionAnalysing soln
P bl l i P
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1825
Problem-solving Process
bull Pre-modeling function
Recognition of a need
Criteria or objectives
Surrogates
Problem Formulation
Define objective function variables parameters and constraints
bull The Modeling function
Model Construction Role of Criteria Level of Aggregation
Data collection MIS Scale and measurement Estimation amp Forecasting
Model solution LPP Queuing Models Dynamic Programming etc
Model validation and sensitivity analysis
Verify whether the solution is better than other alternatives
Degree of stability in the results
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1925
Problem-solving Process
bull The post-modeling function
Interpretation of results and Implications
Decision making Implementation and Control
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2025
bull Deterministic models
ndash Used for problems in which information is knownwith a high degree of certainty
ndash Used to determine an optimal solution to theproblem
bull Probabilistic models
ndash Used when it cannot be determined preciselywhat values (requiring probabilities) will occur(usually in the future)
Type of Models
S
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2125
ORMS Models
Dynamic
Non LinearLinear
Multi modal
UnimodalUnconstrainedDM Models
Multiobjective
ILPBLPTransportaion Assignment
Network
Appl Heuris
tics
SoftOR
TIME
Unconstrained
COST
LPP
Solution Approaches
UNCERTAINTYUNCERTAINTY
MarkovSimul
C i i f OR
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2225
Composition of OR
bull Tools
bull Techniques
bull Methodology
Choice depends on the complex nature
of the problem
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2325
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull Selection of an Appropriate Methodology in
Modeling a Situation
bull An optimal mix of contextual relevance user
sophistication and professional satisfaction
of OR Practitioners would maximize the
chances of model implementation
bull Top management involvement is critical to
implementation
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2425
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull The implementation pace and its impact is
strongly influenced by the training andorientation of the mid-level executives in the
organization
bull The intensity of competition accelerates theadoption of effective management models
bull The managementrsquos effective handling of the
perceived fear and anticipated accountability bythe middle management in the context of the
proposed new solution is a facilitator for
implementation
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2525
bullStarthellip AnyQuestions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 425
Motivation amp Overview
bull Managerial Decision making process
ndash Finding the best ldquosolutionrdquo for a problem ndash Within the limitations posed by environment
resources etchellip
Alternatives
ObjectiveProblem How to find best
CONSTRAINTS
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 525
Decision Making situations
bull Production Decisions
Product Mix Decisions
Location Decisions
Routing Decisions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 625
Decision Making situations
bull Production Decisions
bull Marketing Decisions
bull
Product Mix Decisions
Routing Decisions
Location Decisions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 725
Decision Making situations
bull Production Decisions
bull Marketing Decisions
bull Financial Decisions
Product Mix Decisions
Routing Decisions
Location Decisions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 825
Decision Making situationsbull Production Decisions
bull Marketing Decisions
bull Financial Decisions
bull HR Decisionsbull etc Etc
Product Mix Decisions
Routing Decisions
Location Decisions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 925
Decision Making situations
bull Production Decisions
bull Marketing Decisions
bull Financial Decisions
bull HR Decisions
bull etc Etc
Product Mix Decisions
Routing Decisions
Location Decisions
What is common in all these
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1025
Decision Problems
bull Objective(s)
bull Decision(s)
bull Constraint(s)
Example
Maximise Utility
Which Marbles to pick
Capacity of Container
How to DECIDE
Quantitative Approach
Qualitative Approach
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1125
bull Managers tend touse a qualitativeapproach toproblem solving
1The problem is
fairly simple2The problem is
familiar
3The costsinvolved are notgreat
bull Managers tend touse a quantitative
approach toproblem solving
1The problem iscomplex
2The problem is notfamiliar
3The costs involvedare substantial
4Enough time isavailable to analyzethe problem
Problem Solving
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1225
bull Directs attention to the essence of an
analysis to solve a specific problembull Improves planning which helps prevent future
problems
bull Results in more objective decisions thanpurely qualitative analysis
bull Incorporates advances in computational
technologies to managerial problem-solving
Why Quantitative Approach
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1325
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash
Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1425
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash
Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1525
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash
Models
+
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1625
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash By its very nature a model is incomplete
ndash Provides an alternative to working with reality
bull Symbolic models
ndash Use numbers and algebraic symbols
bull Mathematical models
ndash Decision variables
ndash Uncontrollable variables
Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1725
How to Solve
Problem
Definition
MODEL
Analysis
Implementation
Evaluation
Assumptions
Finding Solution
Testing SolutionAnalysing soln
P bl l i P
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1825
Problem-solving Process
bull Pre-modeling function
Recognition of a need
Criteria or objectives
Surrogates
Problem Formulation
Define objective function variables parameters and constraints
bull The Modeling function
Model Construction Role of Criteria Level of Aggregation
Data collection MIS Scale and measurement Estimation amp Forecasting
Model solution LPP Queuing Models Dynamic Programming etc
Model validation and sensitivity analysis
Verify whether the solution is better than other alternatives
Degree of stability in the results
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1925
Problem-solving Process
bull The post-modeling function
Interpretation of results and Implications
Decision making Implementation and Control
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2025
bull Deterministic models
ndash Used for problems in which information is knownwith a high degree of certainty
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Type of Models
S
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2125
ORMS Models
Dynamic
Non LinearLinear
Multi modal
UnimodalUnconstrainedDM Models
Multiobjective
ILPBLPTransportaion Assignment
Network
Appl Heuris
tics
SoftOR
TIME
Unconstrained
COST
LPP
Solution Approaches
UNCERTAINTYUNCERTAINTY
MarkovSimul
C i i f OR
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2225
Composition of OR
bull Tools
bull Techniques
bull Methodology
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
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Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
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bull An optimal mix of contextual relevance user
sophistication and professional satisfaction
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chances of model implementation
bull Top management involvement is critical to
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2425
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
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Decision Making situations
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
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Decision Making situations
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Product Mix Decisions
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
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Decision Making situations
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
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Decision Making situations
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bull Marketing Decisions
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Product Mix Decisions
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Location Decisions
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1025
Decision Problems
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Capacity of Container
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1125
bull Managers tend touse a qualitativeapproach toproblem solving
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bull Directs attention to the essence of an
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1325
bull A Model
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bull A Model
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bull A Model
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1625
bull A Model
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1725
How to Solve
Problem
Definition
MODEL
Analysis
Implementation
Evaluation
Assumptions
Finding Solution
Testing SolutionAnalysing soln
P bl l i P
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1825
Problem-solving Process
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Criteria or objectives
Surrogates
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Data collection MIS Scale and measurement Estimation amp Forecasting
Model solution LPP Queuing Models Dynamic Programming etc
Model validation and sensitivity analysis
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Degree of stability in the results
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1925
Problem-solving Process
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Interpretation of results and Implications
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httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2025
bull Deterministic models
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ndash Used to determine an optimal solution to theproblem
bull Probabilistic models
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Type of Models
S
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2125
ORMS Models
Dynamic
Non LinearLinear
Multi modal
UnimodalUnconstrainedDM Models
Multiobjective
ILPBLPTransportaion Assignment
Network
Appl Heuris
tics
SoftOR
TIME
Unconstrained
COST
LPP
Solution Approaches
UNCERTAINTYUNCERTAINTY
MarkovSimul
C i i f OR
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2225
Composition of OR
bull Tools
bull Techniques
bull Methodology
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K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
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Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
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bull An optimal mix of contextual relevance user
sophistication and professional satisfaction
of OR Practitioners would maximize the
chances of model implementation
bull Top management involvement is critical to
implementation
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2425
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
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organization
bull The intensity of competition accelerates theadoption of effective management models
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implementation
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httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2525
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
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Decision Making situations
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Product Mix Decisions
Routing Decisions
Location Decisions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
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Decision Making situations
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bull Marketing Decisions
bull Financial Decisions
Product Mix Decisions
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Location Decisions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
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Decision Making situationsbull Production Decisions
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Decision Making situations
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bull Marketing Decisions
bull Financial Decisions
bull HR Decisions
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Product Mix Decisions
Routing Decisions
Location Decisions
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1025
Decision Problems
bull Objective(s)
bull Decision(s)
bull Constraint(s)
Example
Maximise Utility
Which Marbles to pick
Capacity of Container
How to DECIDE
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Qualitative Approach
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1125
bull Managers tend touse a qualitativeapproach toproblem solving
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3The costsinvolved are notgreat
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1The problem iscomplex
2The problem is notfamiliar
3The costs involvedare substantial
4Enough time isavailable to analyzethe problem
Problem Solving
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bull Directs attention to the essence of an
analysis to solve a specific problembull Improves planning which helps prevent future
problems
bull Results in more objective decisions thanpurely qualitative analysis
bull Incorporates advances in computational
technologies to managerial problem-solving
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1325
bull A Model
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bull A Model
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
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bull A Model
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1625
bull A Model
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and a map
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ndash Decision variables
ndash Uncontrollable variables
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1725
How to Solve
Problem
Definition
MODEL
Analysis
Implementation
Evaluation
Assumptions
Finding Solution
Testing SolutionAnalysing soln
P bl l i P
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1825
Problem-solving Process
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Recognition of a need
Criteria or objectives
Surrogates
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Data collection MIS Scale and measurement Estimation amp Forecasting
Model solution LPP Queuing Models Dynamic Programming etc
Model validation and sensitivity analysis
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Degree of stability in the results
832019 1 Introduction to Or
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Problem-solving Process
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Interpretation of results and Implications
Decision making Implementation and Control
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2025
bull Deterministic models
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ndash Used to determine an optimal solution to theproblem
bull Probabilistic models
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Type of Models
S
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2125
ORMS Models
Dynamic
Non LinearLinear
Multi modal
UnimodalUnconstrainedDM Models
Multiobjective
ILPBLPTransportaion Assignment
Network
Appl Heuris
tics
SoftOR
TIME
Unconstrained
COST
LPP
Solution Approaches
UNCERTAINTYUNCERTAINTY
MarkovSimul
C i i f OR
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2225
Composition of OR
bull Tools
bull Techniques
bull Methodology
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K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2325
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull Selection of an Appropriate Methodology in
Modeling a Situation
bull An optimal mix of contextual relevance user
sophistication and professional satisfaction
of OR Practitioners would maximize the
chances of model implementation
bull Top management involvement is critical to
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K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2425
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull The implementation pace and its impact is
strongly influenced by the training andorientation of the mid-level executives in the
organization
bull The intensity of competition accelerates theadoption of effective management models
bull The managementrsquos effective handling of the
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implementation
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
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Location Decisions
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bull Marketing Decisions
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bull HR Decisions
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Location Decisions
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1025
Decision Problems
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bull Decision(s)
bull Constraint(s)
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Maximise Utility
Which Marbles to pick
Capacity of Container
How to DECIDE
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1125
bull Managers tend touse a qualitativeapproach toproblem solving
1The problem is
fairly simple2The problem is
familiar
3The costsinvolved are notgreat
bull Managers tend touse a quantitative
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1The problem iscomplex
2The problem is notfamiliar
3The costs involvedare substantial
4Enough time isavailable to analyzethe problem
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
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bull Directs attention to the essence of an
analysis to solve a specific problembull Improves planning which helps prevent future
problems
bull Results in more objective decisions thanpurely qualitative analysis
bull Incorporates advances in computational
technologies to managerial problem-solving
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1325
bull A Model
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often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
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bull A Model
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often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
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bull A Model
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often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1625
bull A Model
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often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
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ndash Provides an alternative to working with reality
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ndash Use numbers and algebraic symbols
bull Mathematical models
ndash Decision variables
ndash Uncontrollable variables
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1725
How to Solve
Problem
Definition
MODEL
Analysis
Implementation
Evaluation
Assumptions
Finding Solution
Testing SolutionAnalysing soln
P bl l i P
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1825
Problem-solving Process
bull Pre-modeling function
Recognition of a need
Criteria or objectives
Surrogates
Problem Formulation
Define objective function variables parameters and constraints
bull The Modeling function
Model Construction Role of Criteria Level of Aggregation
Data collection MIS Scale and measurement Estimation amp Forecasting
Model solution LPP Queuing Models Dynamic Programming etc
Model validation and sensitivity analysis
Verify whether the solution is better than other alternatives
Degree of stability in the results
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1925
Problem-solving Process
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Interpretation of results and Implications
Decision making Implementation and Control
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2025
bull Deterministic models
ndash Used for problems in which information is knownwith a high degree of certainty
ndash Used to determine an optimal solution to theproblem
bull Probabilistic models
ndash Used when it cannot be determined preciselywhat values (requiring probabilities) will occur(usually in the future)
Type of Models
S
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2125
ORMS Models
Dynamic
Non LinearLinear
Multi modal
UnimodalUnconstrainedDM Models
Multiobjective
ILPBLPTransportaion Assignment
Network
Appl Heuris
tics
SoftOR
TIME
Unconstrained
COST
LPP
Solution Approaches
UNCERTAINTYUNCERTAINTY
MarkovSimul
C i i f OR
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2225
Composition of OR
bull Tools
bull Techniques
bull Methodology
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K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2325
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull Selection of an Appropriate Methodology in
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bull An optimal mix of contextual relevance user
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of OR Practitioners would maximize the
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bull Top management involvement is critical to
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K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2425
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull The implementation pace and its impact is
strongly influenced by the training andorientation of the mid-level executives in the
organization
bull The intensity of competition accelerates theadoption of effective management models
bull The managementrsquos effective handling of the
perceived fear and anticipated accountability bythe middle management in the context of the
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implementation
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httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2525
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
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Product Mix Decisions
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Location Decisions
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Decision Making situations
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bull Marketing Decisions
bull Financial Decisions
bull HR Decisions
bull etc Etc
Product Mix Decisions
Routing Decisions
Location Decisions
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1025
Decision Problems
bull Objective(s)
bull Decision(s)
bull Constraint(s)
Example
Maximise Utility
Which Marbles to pick
Capacity of Container
How to DECIDE
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Qualitative Approach
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1125
bull Managers tend touse a qualitativeapproach toproblem solving
1The problem is
fairly simple2The problem is
familiar
3The costsinvolved are notgreat
bull Managers tend touse a quantitative
approach toproblem solving
1The problem iscomplex
2The problem is notfamiliar
3The costs involvedare substantial
4Enough time isavailable to analyzethe problem
Problem Solving
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1225
bull Directs attention to the essence of an
analysis to solve a specific problembull Improves planning which helps prevent future
problems
bull Results in more objective decisions thanpurely qualitative analysis
bull Incorporates advances in computational
technologies to managerial problem-solving
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1325
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
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bull A Model
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often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
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often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1625
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash By its very nature a model is incomplete
ndash Provides an alternative to working with reality
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ndash Use numbers and algebraic symbols
bull Mathematical models
ndash Decision variables
ndash Uncontrollable variables
Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1725
How to Solve
Problem
Definition
MODEL
Analysis
Implementation
Evaluation
Assumptions
Finding Solution
Testing SolutionAnalysing soln
P bl l i P
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1825
Problem-solving Process
bull Pre-modeling function
Recognition of a need
Criteria or objectives
Surrogates
Problem Formulation
Define objective function variables parameters and constraints
bull The Modeling function
Model Construction Role of Criteria Level of Aggregation
Data collection MIS Scale and measurement Estimation amp Forecasting
Model solution LPP Queuing Models Dynamic Programming etc
Model validation and sensitivity analysis
Verify whether the solution is better than other alternatives
Degree of stability in the results
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1925
Problem-solving Process
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Interpretation of results and Implications
Decision making Implementation and Control
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2025
bull Deterministic models
ndash Used for problems in which information is knownwith a high degree of certainty
ndash Used to determine an optimal solution to theproblem
bull Probabilistic models
ndash Used when it cannot be determined preciselywhat values (requiring probabilities) will occur(usually in the future)
Type of Models
S
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2125
ORMS Models
Dynamic
Non LinearLinear
Multi modal
UnimodalUnconstrainedDM Models
Multiobjective
ILPBLPTransportaion Assignment
Network
Appl Heuris
tics
SoftOR
TIME
Unconstrained
COST
LPP
Solution Approaches
UNCERTAINTYUNCERTAINTY
MarkovSimul
C i i f OR
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2225
Composition of OR
bull Tools
bull Techniques
bull Methodology
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K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2325
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull Selection of an Appropriate Methodology in
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bull An optimal mix of contextual relevance user
sophistication and professional satisfaction
of OR Practitioners would maximize the
chances of model implementation
bull Top management involvement is critical to
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K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2425
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull The implementation pace and its impact is
strongly influenced by the training andorientation of the mid-level executives in the
organization
bull The intensity of competition accelerates theadoption of effective management models
bull The managementrsquos effective handling of the
perceived fear and anticipated accountability bythe middle management in the context of the
proposed new solution is a facilitator for
implementation
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2525
bullStarthellip AnyQuestions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 925
Decision Making situations
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bull Marketing Decisions
bull Financial Decisions
bull HR Decisions
bull etc Etc
Product Mix Decisions
Routing Decisions
Location Decisions
What is common in all these
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1025
Decision Problems
bull Objective(s)
bull Decision(s)
bull Constraint(s)
Example
Maximise Utility
Which Marbles to pick
Capacity of Container
How to DECIDE
Quantitative Approach
Qualitative Approach
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1125
bull Managers tend touse a qualitativeapproach toproblem solving
1The problem is
fairly simple2The problem is
familiar
3The costsinvolved are notgreat
bull Managers tend touse a quantitative
approach toproblem solving
1The problem iscomplex
2The problem is notfamiliar
3The costs involvedare substantial
4Enough time isavailable to analyzethe problem
Problem Solving
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1225
bull Directs attention to the essence of an
analysis to solve a specific problembull Improves planning which helps prevent future
problems
bull Results in more objective decisions thanpurely qualitative analysis
bull Incorporates advances in computational
technologies to managerial problem-solving
Why Quantitative Approach
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1325
bull A Model
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Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1425
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash
Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1525
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash
Models
+
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1625
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash By its very nature a model is incomplete
ndash Provides an alternative to working with reality
bull Symbolic models
ndash Use numbers and algebraic symbols
bull Mathematical models
ndash Decision variables
ndash Uncontrollable variables
Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1725
How to Solve
Problem
Definition
MODEL
Analysis
Implementation
Evaluation
Assumptions
Finding Solution
Testing SolutionAnalysing soln
P bl l i P
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1825
Problem-solving Process
bull Pre-modeling function
Recognition of a need
Criteria or objectives
Surrogates
Problem Formulation
Define objective function variables parameters and constraints
bull The Modeling function
Model Construction Role of Criteria Level of Aggregation
Data collection MIS Scale and measurement Estimation amp Forecasting
Model solution LPP Queuing Models Dynamic Programming etc
Model validation and sensitivity analysis
Verify whether the solution is better than other alternatives
Degree of stability in the results
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1925
Problem-solving Process
bull The post-modeling function
Interpretation of results and Implications
Decision making Implementation and Control
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2025
bull Deterministic models
ndash Used for problems in which information is knownwith a high degree of certainty
ndash Used to determine an optimal solution to theproblem
bull Probabilistic models
ndash Used when it cannot be determined preciselywhat values (requiring probabilities) will occur(usually in the future)
Type of Models
S
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2125
ORMS Models
Dynamic
Non LinearLinear
Multi modal
UnimodalUnconstrainedDM Models
Multiobjective
ILPBLPTransportaion Assignment
Network
Appl Heuris
tics
SoftOR
TIME
Unconstrained
COST
LPP
Solution Approaches
UNCERTAINTYUNCERTAINTY
MarkovSimul
C i i f OR
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2225
Composition of OR
bull Tools
bull Techniques
bull Methodology
Choice depends on the complex nature
of the problem
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2325
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull Selection of an Appropriate Methodology in
Modeling a Situation
bull An optimal mix of contextual relevance user
sophistication and professional satisfaction
of OR Practitioners would maximize the
chances of model implementation
bull Top management involvement is critical to
implementation
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2425
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull The implementation pace and its impact is
strongly influenced by the training andorientation of the mid-level executives in the
organization
bull The intensity of competition accelerates theadoption of effective management models
bull The managementrsquos effective handling of the
perceived fear and anticipated accountability bythe middle management in the context of the
proposed new solution is a facilitator for
implementation
832019 1 Introduction to Or
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bullStarthellip AnyQuestions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
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Decision Problems
bull Objective(s)
bull Decision(s)
bull Constraint(s)
Example
Maximise Utility
Which Marbles to pick
Capacity of Container
How to DECIDE
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Qualitative Approach
832019 1 Introduction to Or
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bull Managers tend touse a qualitativeapproach toproblem solving
1The problem is
fairly simple2The problem is
familiar
3The costsinvolved are notgreat
bull Managers tend touse a quantitative
approach toproblem solving
1The problem iscomplex
2The problem is notfamiliar
3The costs involvedare substantial
4Enough time isavailable to analyzethe problem
Problem Solving
832019 1 Introduction to Or
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bull Directs attention to the essence of an
analysis to solve a specific problembull Improves planning which helps prevent future
problems
bull Results in more objective decisions thanpurely qualitative analysis
bull Incorporates advances in computational
technologies to managerial problem-solving
Why Quantitative Approach
832019 1 Introduction to Or
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bull A Model
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often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
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Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1425
bull A Model
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often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
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Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
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bull A Model
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often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
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Models
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1625
bull A Model
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often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash By its very nature a model is incomplete
ndash Provides an alternative to working with reality
bull Symbolic models
ndash Use numbers and algebraic symbols
bull Mathematical models
ndash Decision variables
ndash Uncontrollable variables
Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1725
How to Solve
Problem
Definition
MODEL
Analysis
Implementation
Evaluation
Assumptions
Finding Solution
Testing SolutionAnalysing soln
P bl l i P
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1825
Problem-solving Process
bull Pre-modeling function
Recognition of a need
Criteria or objectives
Surrogates
Problem Formulation
Define objective function variables parameters and constraints
bull The Modeling function
Model Construction Role of Criteria Level of Aggregation
Data collection MIS Scale and measurement Estimation amp Forecasting
Model solution LPP Queuing Models Dynamic Programming etc
Model validation and sensitivity analysis
Verify whether the solution is better than other alternatives
Degree of stability in the results
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1925
Problem-solving Process
bull The post-modeling function
Interpretation of results and Implications
Decision making Implementation and Control
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2025
bull Deterministic models
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ndash Used to determine an optimal solution to theproblem
bull Probabilistic models
ndash Used when it cannot be determined preciselywhat values (requiring probabilities) will occur(usually in the future)
Type of Models
S
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2125
ORMS Models
Dynamic
Non LinearLinear
Multi modal
UnimodalUnconstrainedDM Models
Multiobjective
ILPBLPTransportaion Assignment
Network
Appl Heuris
tics
SoftOR
TIME
Unconstrained
COST
LPP
Solution Approaches
UNCERTAINTYUNCERTAINTY
MarkovSimul
C i i f OR
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2225
Composition of OR
bull Tools
bull Techniques
bull Methodology
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K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2325
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull Selection of an Appropriate Methodology in
Modeling a Situation
bull An optimal mix of contextual relevance user
sophistication and professional satisfaction
of OR Practitioners would maximize the
chances of model implementation
bull Top management involvement is critical to
implementation
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2425
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull The implementation pace and its impact is
strongly influenced by the training andorientation of the mid-level executives in the
organization
bull The intensity of competition accelerates theadoption of effective management models
bull The managementrsquos effective handling of the
perceived fear and anticipated accountability bythe middle management in the context of the
proposed new solution is a facilitator for
implementation
832019 1 Introduction to Or
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bullStarthellip AnyQuestions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1125
bull Managers tend touse a qualitativeapproach toproblem solving
1The problem is
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familiar
3The costsinvolved are notgreat
bull Managers tend touse a quantitative
approach toproblem solving
1The problem iscomplex
2The problem is notfamiliar
3The costs involvedare substantial
4Enough time isavailable to analyzethe problem
Problem Solving
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1225
bull Directs attention to the essence of an
analysis to solve a specific problembull Improves planning which helps prevent future
problems
bull Results in more objective decisions thanpurely qualitative analysis
bull Incorporates advances in computational
technologies to managerial problem-solving
Why Quantitative Approach
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1325
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
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Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
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bull A Model
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often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
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Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
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bull A Model
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Models
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1625
bull A Model
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often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash By its very nature a model is incomplete
ndash Provides an alternative to working with reality
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ndash Use numbers and algebraic symbols
bull Mathematical models
ndash Decision variables
ndash Uncontrollable variables
Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1725
How to Solve
Problem
Definition
MODEL
Analysis
Implementation
Evaluation
Assumptions
Finding Solution
Testing SolutionAnalysing soln
P bl l i P
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1825
Problem-solving Process
bull Pre-modeling function
Recognition of a need
Criteria or objectives
Surrogates
Problem Formulation
Define objective function variables parameters and constraints
bull The Modeling function
Model Construction Role of Criteria Level of Aggregation
Data collection MIS Scale and measurement Estimation amp Forecasting
Model solution LPP Queuing Models Dynamic Programming etc
Model validation and sensitivity analysis
Verify whether the solution is better than other alternatives
Degree of stability in the results
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1925
Problem-solving Process
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Interpretation of results and Implications
Decision making Implementation and Control
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2025
bull Deterministic models
ndash Used for problems in which information is knownwith a high degree of certainty
ndash Used to determine an optimal solution to theproblem
bull Probabilistic models
ndash Used when it cannot be determined preciselywhat values (requiring probabilities) will occur(usually in the future)
Type of Models
S
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2125
ORMS Models
Dynamic
Non LinearLinear
Multi modal
UnimodalUnconstrainedDM Models
Multiobjective
ILPBLPTransportaion Assignment
Network
Appl Heuris
tics
SoftOR
TIME
Unconstrained
COST
LPP
Solution Approaches
UNCERTAINTYUNCERTAINTY
MarkovSimul
C i i f OR
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2225
Composition of OR
bull Tools
bull Techniques
bull Methodology
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of the problem
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2325
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull Selection of an Appropriate Methodology in
Modeling a Situation
bull An optimal mix of contextual relevance user
sophistication and professional satisfaction
of OR Practitioners would maximize the
chances of model implementation
bull Top management involvement is critical to
implementation
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2425
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull The implementation pace and its impact is
strongly influenced by the training andorientation of the mid-level executives in the
organization
bull The intensity of competition accelerates theadoption of effective management models
bull The managementrsquos effective handling of the
perceived fear and anticipated accountability bythe middle management in the context of the
proposed new solution is a facilitator for
implementation
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2525
bullStarthellip AnyQuestions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1225
bull Directs attention to the essence of an
analysis to solve a specific problembull Improves planning which helps prevent future
problems
bull Results in more objective decisions thanpurely qualitative analysis
bull Incorporates advances in computational
technologies to managerial problem-solving
Why Quantitative Approach
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1325
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1425
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
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832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1525
bull A Model
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often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
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Models
+
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1625
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash By its very nature a model is incomplete
ndash Provides an alternative to working with reality
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ndash Use numbers and algebraic symbols
bull Mathematical models
ndash Decision variables
ndash Uncontrollable variables
Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1725
How to Solve
Problem
Definition
MODEL
Analysis
Implementation
Evaluation
Assumptions
Finding Solution
Testing SolutionAnalysing soln
P bl l i P
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1825
Problem-solving Process
bull Pre-modeling function
Recognition of a need
Criteria or objectives
Surrogates
Problem Formulation
Define objective function variables parameters and constraints
bull The Modeling function
Model Construction Role of Criteria Level of Aggregation
Data collection MIS Scale and measurement Estimation amp Forecasting
Model solution LPP Queuing Models Dynamic Programming etc
Model validation and sensitivity analysis
Verify whether the solution is better than other alternatives
Degree of stability in the results
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1925
Problem-solving Process
bull The post-modeling function
Interpretation of results and Implications
Decision making Implementation and Control
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2025
bull Deterministic models
ndash Used for problems in which information is knownwith a high degree of certainty
ndash Used to determine an optimal solution to theproblem
bull Probabilistic models
ndash Used when it cannot be determined preciselywhat values (requiring probabilities) will occur(usually in the future)
Type of Models
S
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2125
ORMS Models
Dynamic
Non LinearLinear
Multi modal
UnimodalUnconstrainedDM Models
Multiobjective
ILPBLPTransportaion Assignment
Network
Appl Heuris
tics
SoftOR
TIME
Unconstrained
COST
LPP
Solution Approaches
UNCERTAINTYUNCERTAINTY
MarkovSimul
C i i f OR
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2225
Composition of OR
bull Tools
bull Techniques
bull Methodology
Choice depends on the complex nature
of the problem
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2325
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull Selection of an Appropriate Methodology in
Modeling a Situation
bull An optimal mix of contextual relevance user
sophistication and professional satisfaction
of OR Practitioners would maximize the
chances of model implementation
bull Top management involvement is critical to
implementation
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2425
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull The implementation pace and its impact is
strongly influenced by the training andorientation of the mid-level executives in the
organization
bull The intensity of competition accelerates theadoption of effective management models
bull The managementrsquos effective handling of the
perceived fear and anticipated accountability bythe middle management in the context of the
proposed new solution is a facilitator for
implementation
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2525
bullStarthellip AnyQuestions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1325
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
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and a map
ndash
Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1425
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash
Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1525
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash
Models
+
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1625
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash By its very nature a model is incomplete
ndash Provides an alternative to working with reality
bull Symbolic models
ndash Use numbers and algebraic symbols
bull Mathematical models
ndash Decision variables
ndash Uncontrollable variables
Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1725
How to Solve
Problem
Definition
MODEL
Analysis
Implementation
Evaluation
Assumptions
Finding Solution
Testing SolutionAnalysing soln
P bl l i P
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1825
Problem-solving Process
bull Pre-modeling function
Recognition of a need
Criteria or objectives
Surrogates
Problem Formulation
Define objective function variables parameters and constraints
bull The Modeling function
Model Construction Role of Criteria Level of Aggregation
Data collection MIS Scale and measurement Estimation amp Forecasting
Model solution LPP Queuing Models Dynamic Programming etc
Model validation and sensitivity analysis
Verify whether the solution is better than other alternatives
Degree of stability in the results
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1925
Problem-solving Process
bull The post-modeling function
Interpretation of results and Implications
Decision making Implementation and Control
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2025
bull Deterministic models
ndash Used for problems in which information is knownwith a high degree of certainty
ndash Used to determine an optimal solution to theproblem
bull Probabilistic models
ndash Used when it cannot be determined preciselywhat values (requiring probabilities) will occur(usually in the future)
Type of Models
S
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2125
ORMS Models
Dynamic
Non LinearLinear
Multi modal
UnimodalUnconstrainedDM Models
Multiobjective
ILPBLPTransportaion Assignment
Network
Appl Heuris
tics
SoftOR
TIME
Unconstrained
COST
LPP
Solution Approaches
UNCERTAINTYUNCERTAINTY
MarkovSimul
C i i f OR
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2225
Composition of OR
bull Tools
bull Techniques
bull Methodology
Choice depends on the complex nature
of the problem
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2325
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull Selection of an Appropriate Methodology in
Modeling a Situation
bull An optimal mix of contextual relevance user
sophistication and professional satisfaction
of OR Practitioners would maximize the
chances of model implementation
bull Top management involvement is critical to
implementation
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2425
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull The implementation pace and its impact is
strongly influenced by the training andorientation of the mid-level executives in the
organization
bull The intensity of competition accelerates theadoption of effective management models
bull The managementrsquos effective handling of the
perceived fear and anticipated accountability bythe middle management in the context of the
proposed new solution is a facilitator for
implementation
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2525
bullStarthellip AnyQuestions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1425
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash
Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1525
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash
Models
+
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1625
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash By its very nature a model is incomplete
ndash Provides an alternative to working with reality
bull Symbolic models
ndash Use numbers and algebraic symbols
bull Mathematical models
ndash Decision variables
ndash Uncontrollable variables
Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1725
How to Solve
Problem
Definition
MODEL
Analysis
Implementation
Evaluation
Assumptions
Finding Solution
Testing SolutionAnalysing soln
P bl l i P
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1825
Problem-solving Process
bull Pre-modeling function
Recognition of a need
Criteria or objectives
Surrogates
Problem Formulation
Define objective function variables parameters and constraints
bull The Modeling function
Model Construction Role of Criteria Level of Aggregation
Data collection MIS Scale and measurement Estimation amp Forecasting
Model solution LPP Queuing Models Dynamic Programming etc
Model validation and sensitivity analysis
Verify whether the solution is better than other alternatives
Degree of stability in the results
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1925
Problem-solving Process
bull The post-modeling function
Interpretation of results and Implications
Decision making Implementation and Control
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2025
bull Deterministic models
ndash Used for problems in which information is knownwith a high degree of certainty
ndash Used to determine an optimal solution to theproblem
bull Probabilistic models
ndash Used when it cannot be determined preciselywhat values (requiring probabilities) will occur(usually in the future)
Type of Models
S
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2125
ORMS Models
Dynamic
Non LinearLinear
Multi modal
UnimodalUnconstrainedDM Models
Multiobjective
ILPBLPTransportaion Assignment
Network
Appl Heuris
tics
SoftOR
TIME
Unconstrained
COST
LPP
Solution Approaches
UNCERTAINTYUNCERTAINTY
MarkovSimul
C i i f OR
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2225
Composition of OR
bull Tools
bull Techniques
bull Methodology
Choice depends on the complex nature
of the problem
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2325
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull Selection of an Appropriate Methodology in
Modeling a Situation
bull An optimal mix of contextual relevance user
sophistication and professional satisfaction
of OR Practitioners would maximize the
chances of model implementation
bull Top management involvement is critical to
implementation
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2425
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull The implementation pace and its impact is
strongly influenced by the training andorientation of the mid-level executives in the
organization
bull The intensity of competition accelerates theadoption of effective management models
bull The managementrsquos effective handling of the
perceived fear and anticipated accountability bythe middle management in the context of the
proposed new solution is a facilitator for
implementation
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2525
bullStarthellip AnyQuestions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1525
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash
Models
+
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1625
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash By its very nature a model is incomplete
ndash Provides an alternative to working with reality
bull Symbolic models
ndash Use numbers and algebraic symbols
bull Mathematical models
ndash Decision variables
ndash Uncontrollable variables
Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1725
How to Solve
Problem
Definition
MODEL
Analysis
Implementation
Evaluation
Assumptions
Finding Solution
Testing SolutionAnalysing soln
P bl l i P
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1825
Problem-solving Process
bull Pre-modeling function
Recognition of a need
Criteria or objectives
Surrogates
Problem Formulation
Define objective function variables parameters and constraints
bull The Modeling function
Model Construction Role of Criteria Level of Aggregation
Data collection MIS Scale and measurement Estimation amp Forecasting
Model solution LPP Queuing Models Dynamic Programming etc
Model validation and sensitivity analysis
Verify whether the solution is better than other alternatives
Degree of stability in the results
832019 1 Introduction to Or
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Problem-solving Process
bull The post-modeling function
Interpretation of results and Implications
Decision making Implementation and Control
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2025
bull Deterministic models
ndash Used for problems in which information is knownwith a high degree of certainty
ndash Used to determine an optimal solution to theproblem
bull Probabilistic models
ndash Used when it cannot be determined preciselywhat values (requiring probabilities) will occur(usually in the future)
Type of Models
S
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2125
ORMS Models
Dynamic
Non LinearLinear
Multi modal
UnimodalUnconstrainedDM Models
Multiobjective
ILPBLPTransportaion Assignment
Network
Appl Heuris
tics
SoftOR
TIME
Unconstrained
COST
LPP
Solution Approaches
UNCERTAINTYUNCERTAINTY
MarkovSimul
C i i f OR
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2225
Composition of OR
bull Tools
bull Techniques
bull Methodology
Choice depends on the complex nature
of the problem
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2325
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull Selection of an Appropriate Methodology in
Modeling a Situation
bull An optimal mix of contextual relevance user
sophistication and professional satisfaction
of OR Practitioners would maximize the
chances of model implementation
bull Top management involvement is critical to
implementation
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2425
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull The implementation pace and its impact is
strongly influenced by the training andorientation of the mid-level executives in the
organization
bull The intensity of competition accelerates theadoption of effective management models
bull The managementrsquos effective handling of the
perceived fear and anticipated accountability bythe middle management in the context of the
proposed new solution is a facilitator for
implementation
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2525
bullStarthellip AnyQuestions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1625
bull A Model
ndash An abstraction of reality It is a simplified and
often idealized representation of realitybull Examples an equation an outline a diagram
and a map
ndash By its very nature a model is incomplete
ndash Provides an alternative to working with reality
bull Symbolic models
ndash Use numbers and algebraic symbols
bull Mathematical models
ndash Decision variables
ndash Uncontrollable variables
Models
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1725
How to Solve
Problem
Definition
MODEL
Analysis
Implementation
Evaluation
Assumptions
Finding Solution
Testing SolutionAnalysing soln
P bl l i P
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1825
Problem-solving Process
bull Pre-modeling function
Recognition of a need
Criteria or objectives
Surrogates
Problem Formulation
Define objective function variables parameters and constraints
bull The Modeling function
Model Construction Role of Criteria Level of Aggregation
Data collection MIS Scale and measurement Estimation amp Forecasting
Model solution LPP Queuing Models Dynamic Programming etc
Model validation and sensitivity analysis
Verify whether the solution is better than other alternatives
Degree of stability in the results
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1925
Problem-solving Process
bull The post-modeling function
Interpretation of results and Implications
Decision making Implementation and Control
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2025
bull Deterministic models
ndash Used for problems in which information is knownwith a high degree of certainty
ndash Used to determine an optimal solution to theproblem
bull Probabilistic models
ndash Used when it cannot be determined preciselywhat values (requiring probabilities) will occur(usually in the future)
Type of Models
S
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2125
ORMS Models
Dynamic
Non LinearLinear
Multi modal
UnimodalUnconstrainedDM Models
Multiobjective
ILPBLPTransportaion Assignment
Network
Appl Heuris
tics
SoftOR
TIME
Unconstrained
COST
LPP
Solution Approaches
UNCERTAINTYUNCERTAINTY
MarkovSimul
C i i f OR
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2225
Composition of OR
bull Tools
bull Techniques
bull Methodology
Choice depends on the complex nature
of the problem
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2325
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull Selection of an Appropriate Methodology in
Modeling a Situation
bull An optimal mix of contextual relevance user
sophistication and professional satisfaction
of OR Practitioners would maximize the
chances of model implementation
bull Top management involvement is critical to
implementation
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2425
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull The implementation pace and its impact is
strongly influenced by the training andorientation of the mid-level executives in the
organization
bull The intensity of competition accelerates theadoption of effective management models
bull The managementrsquos effective handling of the
perceived fear and anticipated accountability bythe middle management in the context of the
proposed new solution is a facilitator for
implementation
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2525
bullStarthellip AnyQuestions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1725
How to Solve
Problem
Definition
MODEL
Analysis
Implementation
Evaluation
Assumptions
Finding Solution
Testing SolutionAnalysing soln
P bl l i P
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1825
Problem-solving Process
bull Pre-modeling function
Recognition of a need
Criteria or objectives
Surrogates
Problem Formulation
Define objective function variables parameters and constraints
bull The Modeling function
Model Construction Role of Criteria Level of Aggregation
Data collection MIS Scale and measurement Estimation amp Forecasting
Model solution LPP Queuing Models Dynamic Programming etc
Model validation and sensitivity analysis
Verify whether the solution is better than other alternatives
Degree of stability in the results
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1925
Problem-solving Process
bull The post-modeling function
Interpretation of results and Implications
Decision making Implementation and Control
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2025
bull Deterministic models
ndash Used for problems in which information is knownwith a high degree of certainty
ndash Used to determine an optimal solution to theproblem
bull Probabilistic models
ndash Used when it cannot be determined preciselywhat values (requiring probabilities) will occur(usually in the future)
Type of Models
S
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2125
ORMS Models
Dynamic
Non LinearLinear
Multi modal
UnimodalUnconstrainedDM Models
Multiobjective
ILPBLPTransportaion Assignment
Network
Appl Heuris
tics
SoftOR
TIME
Unconstrained
COST
LPP
Solution Approaches
UNCERTAINTYUNCERTAINTY
MarkovSimul
C i i f OR
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2225
Composition of OR
bull Tools
bull Techniques
bull Methodology
Choice depends on the complex nature
of the problem
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2325
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull Selection of an Appropriate Methodology in
Modeling a Situation
bull An optimal mix of contextual relevance user
sophistication and professional satisfaction
of OR Practitioners would maximize the
chances of model implementation
bull Top management involvement is critical to
implementation
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2425
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull The implementation pace and its impact is
strongly influenced by the training andorientation of the mid-level executives in the
organization
bull The intensity of competition accelerates theadoption of effective management models
bull The managementrsquos effective handling of the
perceived fear and anticipated accountability bythe middle management in the context of the
proposed new solution is a facilitator for
implementation
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2525
bullStarthellip AnyQuestions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1825
Problem-solving Process
bull Pre-modeling function
Recognition of a need
Criteria or objectives
Surrogates
Problem Formulation
Define objective function variables parameters and constraints
bull The Modeling function
Model Construction Role of Criteria Level of Aggregation
Data collection MIS Scale and measurement Estimation amp Forecasting
Model solution LPP Queuing Models Dynamic Programming etc
Model validation and sensitivity analysis
Verify whether the solution is better than other alternatives
Degree of stability in the results
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1925
Problem-solving Process
bull The post-modeling function
Interpretation of results and Implications
Decision making Implementation and Control
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2025
bull Deterministic models
ndash Used for problems in which information is knownwith a high degree of certainty
ndash Used to determine an optimal solution to theproblem
bull Probabilistic models
ndash Used when it cannot be determined preciselywhat values (requiring probabilities) will occur(usually in the future)
Type of Models
S
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2125
ORMS Models
Dynamic
Non LinearLinear
Multi modal
UnimodalUnconstrainedDM Models
Multiobjective
ILPBLPTransportaion Assignment
Network
Appl Heuris
tics
SoftOR
TIME
Unconstrained
COST
LPP
Solution Approaches
UNCERTAINTYUNCERTAINTY
MarkovSimul
C i i f OR
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2225
Composition of OR
bull Tools
bull Techniques
bull Methodology
Choice depends on the complex nature
of the problem
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2325
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull Selection of an Appropriate Methodology in
Modeling a Situation
bull An optimal mix of contextual relevance user
sophistication and professional satisfaction
of OR Practitioners would maximize the
chances of model implementation
bull Top management involvement is critical to
implementation
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2425
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull The implementation pace and its impact is
strongly influenced by the training andorientation of the mid-level executives in the
organization
bull The intensity of competition accelerates theadoption of effective management models
bull The managementrsquos effective handling of the
perceived fear and anticipated accountability bythe middle management in the context of the
proposed new solution is a facilitator for
implementation
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2525
bullStarthellip AnyQuestions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 1925
Problem-solving Process
bull The post-modeling function
Interpretation of results and Implications
Decision making Implementation and Control
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2025
bull Deterministic models
ndash Used for problems in which information is knownwith a high degree of certainty
ndash Used to determine an optimal solution to theproblem
bull Probabilistic models
ndash Used when it cannot be determined preciselywhat values (requiring probabilities) will occur(usually in the future)
Type of Models
S
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2125
ORMS Models
Dynamic
Non LinearLinear
Multi modal
UnimodalUnconstrainedDM Models
Multiobjective
ILPBLPTransportaion Assignment
Network
Appl Heuris
tics
SoftOR
TIME
Unconstrained
COST
LPP
Solution Approaches
UNCERTAINTYUNCERTAINTY
MarkovSimul
C i i f OR
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2225
Composition of OR
bull Tools
bull Techniques
bull Methodology
Choice depends on the complex nature
of the problem
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2325
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull Selection of an Appropriate Methodology in
Modeling a Situation
bull An optimal mix of contextual relevance user
sophistication and professional satisfaction
of OR Practitioners would maximize the
chances of model implementation
bull Top management involvement is critical to
implementation
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2425
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull The implementation pace and its impact is
strongly influenced by the training andorientation of the mid-level executives in the
organization
bull The intensity of competition accelerates theadoption of effective management models
bull The managementrsquos effective handling of the
perceived fear and anticipated accountability bythe middle management in the context of the
proposed new solution is a facilitator for
implementation
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2525
bullStarthellip AnyQuestions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2025
bull Deterministic models
ndash Used for problems in which information is knownwith a high degree of certainty
ndash Used to determine an optimal solution to theproblem
bull Probabilistic models
ndash Used when it cannot be determined preciselywhat values (requiring probabilities) will occur(usually in the future)
Type of Models
S
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2125
ORMS Models
Dynamic
Non LinearLinear
Multi modal
UnimodalUnconstrainedDM Models
Multiobjective
ILPBLPTransportaion Assignment
Network
Appl Heuris
tics
SoftOR
TIME
Unconstrained
COST
LPP
Solution Approaches
UNCERTAINTYUNCERTAINTY
MarkovSimul
C i i f OR
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2225
Composition of OR
bull Tools
bull Techniques
bull Methodology
Choice depends on the complex nature
of the problem
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2325
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull Selection of an Appropriate Methodology in
Modeling a Situation
bull An optimal mix of contextual relevance user
sophistication and professional satisfaction
of OR Practitioners would maximize the
chances of model implementation
bull Top management involvement is critical to
implementation
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2425
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull The implementation pace and its impact is
strongly influenced by the training andorientation of the mid-level executives in the
organization
bull The intensity of competition accelerates theadoption of effective management models
bull The managementrsquos effective handling of the
perceived fear and anticipated accountability bythe middle management in the context of the
proposed new solution is a facilitator for
implementation
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2525
bullStarthellip AnyQuestions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2125
ORMS Models
Dynamic
Non LinearLinear
Multi modal
UnimodalUnconstrainedDM Models
Multiobjective
ILPBLPTransportaion Assignment
Network
Appl Heuris
tics
SoftOR
TIME
Unconstrained
COST
LPP
Solution Approaches
UNCERTAINTYUNCERTAINTY
MarkovSimul
C i i f OR
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2225
Composition of OR
bull Tools
bull Techniques
bull Methodology
Choice depends on the complex nature
of the problem
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2325
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull Selection of an Appropriate Methodology in
Modeling a Situation
bull An optimal mix of contextual relevance user
sophistication and professional satisfaction
of OR Practitioners would maximize the
chances of model implementation
bull Top management involvement is critical to
implementation
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2425
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull The implementation pace and its impact is
strongly influenced by the training andorientation of the mid-level executives in the
organization
bull The intensity of competition accelerates theadoption of effective management models
bull The managementrsquos effective handling of the
perceived fear and anticipated accountability bythe middle management in the context of the
proposed new solution is a facilitator for
implementation
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2525
bullStarthellip AnyQuestions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2225
Composition of OR
bull Tools
bull Techniques
bull Methodology
Choice depends on the complex nature
of the problem
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2325
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull Selection of an Appropriate Methodology in
Modeling a Situation
bull An optimal mix of contextual relevance user
sophistication and professional satisfaction
of OR Practitioners would maximize the
chances of model implementation
bull Top management involvement is critical to
implementation
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2425
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull The implementation pace and its impact is
strongly influenced by the training andorientation of the mid-level executives in the
organization
bull The intensity of competition accelerates theadoption of effective management models
bull The managementrsquos effective handling of the
perceived fear and anticipated accountability bythe middle management in the context of the
proposed new solution is a facilitator for
implementation
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2525
bullStarthellip AnyQuestions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2325
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull Selection of an Appropriate Methodology in
Modeling a Situation
bull An optimal mix of contextual relevance user
sophistication and professional satisfaction
of OR Practitioners would maximize the
chances of model implementation
bull Top management involvement is critical to
implementation
K D i f I l ti OR M d l
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2425
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull The implementation pace and its impact is
strongly influenced by the training andorientation of the mid-level executives in the
organization
bull The intensity of competition accelerates theadoption of effective management models
bull The managementrsquos effective handling of the
perceived fear and anticipated accountability bythe middle management in the context of the
proposed new solution is a facilitator for
implementation
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2525
bullStarthellip AnyQuestions
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2425
Key Drivers for Implementing OR Models
bull The implementation pace and its impact is
strongly influenced by the training andorientation of the mid-level executives in the
organization
bull The intensity of competition accelerates theadoption of effective management models
bull The managementrsquos effective handling of the
perceived fear and anticipated accountability bythe middle management in the context of the
proposed new solution is a facilitator for
implementation
832019 1 Introduction to Or
httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2525
bullStarthellip AnyQuestions