Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Antai College of Economics and Management (SJTU ACEM) is widely recognized as one of China's leading business colleges, and draws upon its century-long legacy of academic leadership in China. Today, Antai’s MBA programs continue to receive extensive domestic and international recognition. In 2016, Antai College was ranked 39th among global MBA programs by the Financial Times, and 1st in employment rate. Additionally, Antai was the first business college in China to be triply accredited by AACSB, EQUIS, and the Association of MBAs. Domestically, Antai is consistently ranked among the top four business schools in China by major business school ranking publications. Antai offers both a full-time International MBA (IMBA) in English, and part-time MBA programs in Chinese. The Antai IMBA offers classes taught completely in English, and weekly Chinese classes are offered free of charge for three hours per week. Antai professors are respected experts in their fields, with rich experience in top universities and corporations around the world. They provide students within an international perspective while focusing on China, and integrate elements of Chinese and Western culture and business practices through case studies and group projects dealing with both international and local businesses. Antai IMBA students come from a variety of countries and backgrounds, making for a globally diverse cohort. Students may also participate in semester-long exchange to one of our many partner schools around the world. And please allow me to present the statistic according to Financial Times, which shows the average annual salary of IMBA graduates reaches 740,000 RMB. IMBA program would be a perfect choice and worthy investment for your future career. We kindly suggest you to consider our recommendation.

Open Class Topic: Operations Management

Lecturer: Professor Vinod SINGHAL

Time: 8:30 a.m. on April.6, 2016

Venue: Xuhui Campus, Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Reservation: Please click "Join Us" above or scan the QR code below (valid for foreign applicants only)

Tel: 86-21-52302513

E-mail: askmba@sjtu.edu.cn

Lecturer Background

Vinod Singhal is a Professor of Operations Management at the Scheller College of Business at Georgia Institute of Technology. He is the Area Coordinator of Operations Management, and the Associate Director for the Center for Paper Business and Industry Studies, an industry center funded by the Sloan Foundation.

Prior to joining Georgia Tech in 1989, he worked for three years as a Senior Research Scientist at General Motors Research Labs.

Vinod’s teaching interests include operations strategy, total quality management, supply chain management, management science, and decision analysis. His research has focused on the impact of operating decisions on accounting and stock market based performance measures.

His research has been supported through grants from the US Department of Labor, National Science Foundation, the American Society of Quality, and the Sloan Foundation. He has published extensively in academic and practitioner publications and presented his research at many practitioner conferences and universities. His research has been extensively cited in the media including Business Week, The Economist, Fortune, Smart Money, CFO Europe, Financial Times and Daily Telegraph..

Vinod is a departmental editor of Production and Operations Management, Associate Editor of Management Science andManufacturing and Service Operations Management, and member of the editorial boards of IEEE Transactions, and Quality Management Journal. He has served on the Board of Examiners of the Georgia Oglethorpe Award, Bell South’s President Quality Award, and the Baldrige Board of Examiners.

Course Description

This course will provide participants with the opportunity to examine the major functions, the problems involved, the analytical tools available, and the recent developments in operations and supply chain management. After completing this course, the participants are expected to understand the importance of operations management the interactions between operations and other functional areas, the decisions involved, and the tools that could be employed to improve company’s competitiveness.

QR Code for the Open Class: