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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

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

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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 Making situations

bull Production Decisions

Product Mix Decisions

Location Decisions

Routing Decisions

832019 1 Introduction to Or

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Decision Making situations

bull Production Decisions

bull Marketing Decisions

bull

Product Mix Decisions

Routing Decisions

Location Decisions

832019 1 Introduction to Or

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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

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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

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

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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

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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 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 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 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 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

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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

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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

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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

Quantitative Approach

Qualitative Approach

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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

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

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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

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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

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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

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

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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

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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 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 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 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

832019 1 Introduction to Or

httpslidepdfcomreaderfull1-introduction-to-or 2525

bullStarthellip AnyQuestions