Abstract

The paper analyses how the area of production and operations management (POM) in Brazilshould change/adapt in order to remain relevant in the so called "new economy". Drawing frominsights coming from both the relevant literature and a survey, a preliminary research and teachingagenda is proposed.

Highlights

  • The forces behind the development of the so-called “new economy” are substantially changing the ways in which the economy in general and the business world in particular operate

  • What are the implications of this new economy for the way in which we should manage production and operations? in this regard, the literature is not as plentiful as it is in announcing the changes

  • L.: Changes in the Role of Production and Operations Management in the New Economy Journal of Operations and Supply Chain Management 1(1), pp.1-11, © International Conference of the Production and Operations Management Society vey outcomes resulting in an initial contribution to the effort of establishing research and teaching agendas for the field of production and operations management (POM) in Brazil vis-à-vis the growing importance of the so-called new economy

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Introduction

The forces behind the development of the so-called “new economy” are substantially changing the ways in which the economy in general and the business world in particular operate. A semi-structured internet-based survey was performed involving Brazilian senior POM researchers and professors aiming at identifying their perceptions with regard to which would be the POM sub-topics that would require further research vis-àvis the changes brought about by the new economy. What are the main changes brought about by the new economy to the corporate world in general and to production and operations management (POM) in particular?. Which sub-topics, within the general field of POM have been (and in the future are likely to be) most affected by the changes brought about by the new economy?. Journal of Operations and Supply Chain Management 1(1), pp.1-11, © International Conference of the Production and Operations Management Society vey outcomes resulting in an initial contribution to the effort of establishing research and teaching agendas for the field of POM in Brazil vis-à-vis the growing importance of the so-called new economy. Rather it intends to add to the continuous debate on how we POM professionals should go about continuously redefining our field so that it remains relevant and in the future

New economy
Maintenance and reliability
Specific topics requiring development according to the survey
Analysis and results
Production planning and scheduling
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