Operations and Data Sciences
An online MBA in Operations and Data Sciences combines operations management with data analytics. Operations topics include process optimisation, supply chain, inventory, quality control and project management, while data topics cover data-driven decision making, forecasting and the use of technology in operations. The programme is delivered online. 1 university on this site offers it under this name so far, and the total programme fee starts from ₹1.96 L. It suits professionals in manufacturing, logistics, e-commerce and services who want to run operations with data.
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Operations Careers With a Data Edge
Roles named in guides include Operations Manager, Supply Chain Manager, Logistics Manager, Procurement Manager, Quality Assurance Manager, Project Manager, Business Operations Manager and Operations Consultant, plus analyst roles such as Operations Analyst and Supply Chain Analyst.
Sectors include manufacturing, e-commerce, healthcare, IT, logistics, retail and consulting. One guide gives entry-level operations pay of ₹5 to 12 lakh a year and ₹15 to 25 lakh at 5 to 8 years, citing Glassdoor and other reports without naming them.
Senior paths lead to regional operations head, programme head and chief operating officer roles.
Why Combine Operations With Data Science
Operations generate large volumes of data on stock, orders, delays and quality. Using this data to forecast demand and find bottlenecks is one of the more practical applications of analytics.
The combination makes your profile different from a standard operations MBA and from a pure analytics degree.
Studying online lets you work on real process problems at your workplace and measure the effect.
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NMIMS, Mumbai
#95Eligibility for an Online MBA in Operations and Data Sciences
A bachelor's degree from a recognised university is the usual requirement, and a non-technical background is accepted by most programmes. Minimum marks, entrance tests and work-experience rules differ by university. Check the exact rule on the programme page you apply to.