Enterprise Organisation

In the course Enterprise Organisation students learn about central business processes and their external influences by means of the reference model of business organisation. By reproducing the product, order and factory process, the interface to production and logistics is illustrated. The challenges in the field of production and logistics are presented by means of practical case studies and empirical investigations. Based on this, on the one hand the necessity of integrated management systems and on the other hand further essential cross-sectional functions in the area of accounting/controlling, financing and investment will be demonstrated. Finally, within this framework, the students will learn various methods to classify the interests of operationally relevant shareholders and stakeholders and to place them in the operational context. Finally, effects with regard to economy, ecology and social issues will be analyzed and quantified.

Content

• Introducing to Enterprise Organisation
• Organisation of manufacturing companies
• Integrated management Systems
• Personell management and leadership
• Further cross-cutting processes 
• Product Process
• Order Process
• Production
• Logistics

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